Fly
Show
Show verb - To present so as to invite notice or attention.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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The TV show has two brothers watching the nukes fly overhead as they play baseball in their front yard.
Source: Daylight Horror - It doesn't help that all in all they act as Villain Protagonists of the show and a lot of time is spent displaying them as rather normal acting beings that have all the malice of a fly.
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She declares that even Gene could give a more professional performance, so the two of them decide to fly to Hollywood, and have Gene audition for the channel's next show.
Source: Webcomic / Free Spirit
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