(1) Show off your tan in this little white top.

(2) All right, there'sno need to show off.

(3) She likes to wear short skirts to show off her legs.

(4) She only bought that sports car to show off and prove she could afford one.

(5) They have a tendency to show off, to dramatize almost every situation.

(6) The most stupid thing is to show off your self-esteem before money and love.

(7) The player was given hardly any opportunities to show off his talents.

(8) Gold hangings were used to show off the pictures.

(9) He loved to show off his protean talent.

(10) It is very shameful of him to show off.

(11) He likes to show off his abilities.

(12) She pouted to show off her new lipstick.

(13) She wore a while T - shirt to show off her suntan.

(14) She did a quick twirl to show off her dress.

(15) She wanted to show off her new husband at the party.

(16) He likes to show off how well he speaks French.

(17) That was to show off their ten shilling macs.

(18) Then, just to show off(), I took out my picks and locked the drawer after myself.

(19) The S that Ford chose to show off to the press was understandably a fully loaded one.

(20) Finally, you can show off your prefect physique playing beach volleyball.

(21) A cropped and fitted jacket nips in to show off a neat waist and looks trim with a long line skirt.

(22) Dozens of Bentley drivers came to show off their pride and joy and to take part in a rally through the countryside.

(23) I think he was trying to show off in front of the girls.

(24) The owners meet regularly to show off their pint-sized pets.

(25) The interests he is most likely to enjoy will be those which enable him to show off himself or his talents.

(26) Revealing one's body brings into conflict a wish to show off with the desire to cover up.

(27) It is much easier to create this design with contrasting colours overlapping each other to show off the shapes of the flowers.

(28) Only an occasional boy or girl was able to show off carrying a whole textbook.

(29) Wear these striking cropped trousers with strappy kitten-heeled shoes to show off your legs to best effect.

(30) The owners of low-riders and hot rods came from all over to show off their vehicles.

(1) Show off your tan in this little white top.

(2) All right, there'sno need to show off.

(3) She likes to wear short skirts to show off her legs.

(4) She only bought that sports car to show off and prove she could afford one.

(5) They have a tendency to show off, to dramatize almost every situation.

(6) The player was given hardly any opportunities to show off his talents.

(31) Its the ideal platform for owners to show off their prized possession.

(32) A few carefully placed lamps will provide atmosphere and show off the surrounding plants.

(33) Fine-slatted Venetian blinds show off the tall sash windows, which are too elegant to be obscured by curtains.

(34) A year, too, when it was the fashion to show off the figure.

(35) Sometimes its funny, sometimes its poignant, sometimes it's just an excuse to show off a fine singing voice.

(36) Even Tony was anxious for Joe to spend some time with him and Helen, and to show off his new car.

(37) We did have a short time to show off whatever skills we had managed to acquire.

(38) The driver seemed as concerned to show off his excessive acceleration as if we had been prospective buyers and he a salesman.

(39) Whenever they appear in public, they usually have to wear hideously-hued tracksuits, or even show off their knees.

(40) There's plenty of time to enjoy the ride and time to show off some skill and control.

(41) David Alan Miller slicks back his hair and dons a black leather vest and sleeveless shirt to show off his biceps.

(42) At last, this was a chance to show off her talents before a real audience.

(43) I'd been waiting for some opportunity to show off, to draw attention to myself.

(44) A few strategically placed stones will show off individual ferns.

(45) Perhaps it was because the glamorous life was too far away to show off their child to friends and relatives.

(46) Rabbit could show off by riding the waves with a women on his shoulders.

(47) We want to put up an art display at the end of the year to show off the students' work.

(47) is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

(48) The little Styrofoam houses he used to show off his idea were as far as the scheme advanced during his tenure.

(49) Then one day I discovered that he was borrowing them to show off at his dinners and returning them the next morning.

(50) We used to wear as much make-up as we dared, in order to show off to our friends.

(51) Men fight, compete, love, show off, and hunt all over the world.

(52) Good table linen is also essential-to show off the food and add to the atmosphere.

(53) Usual stuff ... down the pub with it slung over the shoulder to show off - hero of the moment.

(54) Wanda's having an open house Saturday to show off her new condo.

(55) First shown on Yorkshire Television, it's now our turn to let the starry-eyed host show off his skills.

(56) We love to show off some rare and stunning find.

(57) He likes to show off his masculine physique.

(58) To show off becomingly or advantageously.

(59) Show off your mad skills with the slam-dunk contest and the 3-point shootout.

(60) Pomegranates in the courtyards are bursting their vermillion skins to show off their jeweled kernels.

(61) This is why men suck-in their guts, brag, and show off... and why women wear makeup, do their hair, and shop all day for their clothes.

(62) After decades of deprivation and conformism, Chinese consumers regard expensive consumer goods as trophies of success. In public, they show off.

(63) She likes to show off her nice figure by wearing tight dresses.

(64) After a recent Monday-evening class, five-year-old Zang Siqi rushes toward her mother, eager to show off a white rocket she has made out of paper, a Snow White sticker in its nose cone.

(65) I had this friend in the army who was the son of one of the richest men in the country. But what I like about him was that he never put on the dog to show off his money.

(66) John is a millionaire. He wanted a trophy wife to show off at parties.

(67) Finally, a pet peeve that I find frequently in poorly edited tutorials: the desire to show off the language by presenting clever tricks or small hacks it can accomplish.

(68) They love to kind of luxuriate in the opportunity to show off their voice on a leading tone, build up expectation, make you wait even more for that tonic.

(69) And you have always wondered why there is no one place to show off your geekness and powerfulness.

(70) Wild Card: This black lace Alexander McQueen mini would show off Williams' legs and contrast with her platinum blonde crop.

(71) Wear It: Show off toned arms with sleeveless and strapless looks this summer.

(72) And they're afraid their new dresses won't show off behind booth counters.

(73) He likes to show off by blowing big bucks on dinner.

(74) Bill tried to show off and cut a big swathe with Ann.

(75) Men, for example, should show off their six pack if they have one - but only if they're young.

(76) Officials saw 798 as an opportunity to show off its cultural vibrancy.

(77) But what I like about him was that he never put on the dog to show off his money.

(77) Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress every day!

(78) Whatever rhetorical device you choose, use it to reinforce your message, not to be cute or to show off.

(79) ' Believe me, you can bet there will always be at least one person who can't wait to grab the wine list and show off. Let them do the honors, and you earn easy points for humility.

(80) Sea turtle is personally experience a lot of frogs show off this Jingbian environment.

(81) Red-vested rattler wranglers with the Shortgrass Rattlesnake Association show off western diamondbacks they collected for the 45th annual Mangum Rattlesnake Derby in Mangum, Oklahoma.

(82) Becks even found time to show off the skills that made him famous long before he became a worldwide pin-up.

(83) He appeased other LVI players in the stands urging him to show off during warmups.

(84) Just three months later, Heather had a real ring to show off. Tony proposed on their own timetable - on Valentine's Day - and her mother was never the wiser.

(85) Although he wants to make a hit, I think he hasn't got much to show off.

(86) Darkness in Antarctica's Weddell Sea gives this comb jelly a chance to show off its candy-colored bioluminescent cells.

(87) Do a foolish woman, marry a good husband, taking out guilty to show off some kind of, again have what not?

(88) After our hero pulls open a door, he throws a flare underneath the stairs to show off Asura's lighting effects.

(89) Google is also rumoured to be working on its own-branded handset. The Gphone would allow the search engine to show off the soon to be released latest version of Android, codenamed "eclair".

(90) When it comes to business cards many designers like to show off their creativity by using a non-traditional type of card.

(91) "I pendency eyelids, way:"Purple Yan, you are understand of don't show off momentary idea spirit.

(92) Ms. Hathaway used her hosting duties to show off herrange, singing a Broadway-style number and even cracking an ad-lib joke afterKirk Douglas’s appearance.

(93) He was always making diagrams of verbs and their inflections , and he looked for opportunities to show off his mastery of the pluperfect and future perfect tenses, his two favorites.

(94) Show off your love of fun patterns and uniquely fresh designs with this versatile cross body bag made of hand painted leather from the Abstract Twilight Collection.

(95) Throughout history, men have traditionally used both violence and other risk-taking behaviors to show off their "status and stuff.

(96) John never put on the dog to show off his money.

(97) That fashion model was looking for a chance to show off herself to advantage.

(98) They run around and talk and show off too much.

(99) Mitterrand was seventy-seven and in ill health, but he was eager to show off France's latest masterpiece.

(100) This aesthetic interest due under the system of absolute monarchy to meet to show off and compare with noble heart, forming a spread to a broad spectrum of Times.

(101) The Chicago Greeter Program of the city's tourism office pairs visitors with friendly local volunteers eager to show off their favorite neighborhoods during free walking and public-transit tours.

(102) He wanted a trophy wife to show off at parties, and she just wanted his money! Neil: In the USA, many rich businessmen have trophy wives.

(103) This is not only due to the recession but because many have become increasingly house-proud and keen to show off their cooking skills, in addition to their latest home entertainment purchases.

(104) The International sheep dog trials that are commonly seen on television are designed to show off these points.

(105) Here he is again, playing Frisbee on the beach, clad in a pair of snug bathing trunks that show off his muscular, if pale (he is British) legs.

(106) So it be done up to show off the collection.

(107) This is the key to understanding the day ahead, Leo. True, you can expect some hair-raising encounters,(/show off.html) but how better to show off your skills as either an employee or passionate partner?

(108) Today is my 2nd month birthday! After giving me a bath, mom took this picture and let me show off my muscle! Do I look like a sumo wrestler?

(109) The bluer, the better: Courting males show off with a high-stepping strut—and those with brighter feet are more attractive to potential mates.

(110) Even through clouds, both show off a lovely crescent in this well-composed skyscape from Rutherford College, North Carolina, in the eastern US.

(111) I'm making a fool of myself trying to show off before an expert like you.

(112) French Show off your culinary skills with regional and traditional French treats such as coq au vin.

(113) People here didn't relegate PJs to the sleepwear-only division. Having separate clothing for bed was a luxury people wanted to show off.

(114) What's more , she liked to stick her belly out to show off her importance.

(115) Blue-footed boobies are aptly named, and males take great pride in their fabulous feet. During mating rituals, male birds show off their feet to prospective mates with a high-stepping strut.

(116) Body builders shave their chests to show off their muscles.

(117) Main show is in: Rate of growth of traffic of show off? and the contradiction that viatic grows speed not to suit are increasingly outstanding.

(118) Your great name long since reached my ears like thunder. I am ashamed to show off my incompetence in the presence of an expert like yourself.

(119) Same social cultural environment may pass between customers for goods overstep practical luxuriousness and extravagantness consuming show off own strength.

(120) They didn't show off S-shaped curves or spout shameless nonsense for attention, but they have their ways to make it to stardom.

(121) You can't make them serious. The serious ones dress up in evening clothes and go off to the Pally to show off before a lot of girls and dance these new Charlestons and what not.

(122) ' believe me, you can bet there will always be at least one person who can't wait to grab the wine list and show off. let them do the honors, and you earn easy points for humility.

(123) The second is "grandiose exhibitionism, " being pompous, wanting to show off, and having an exaggerated sense of one's capabilities and talents.

(124) The dance circle was awhirl with color as each dancer spun and jumped to show off his athletic skills.

(125) His show off only serves to show up his ignorance.