Usar "show-off" en una oración

1. Guy was a show-off and he could dance

2. Little bit of hero-worship, a little of the show-off

3. big car would mean he/she is an arrogant, show-off, a small car is a nuisance,

4. In close to his twelfth birthday he became a show-off adding up all the opportunities

5. Her movements were neat and precise, not as fast or flowing as Simon or Callum, but controlled, and Mike noted that she'd done as he asked and turned within three mats’ width, without trying to show-off with tricks

6. They all were pretending to be busy in their show-off business and works

7. Predictably one fully clothed show-off danced in the pool

8. We were the most terrible show-offs

9. This dynamic could never happen if there are only 20-30 people without a fire in the center of your community… not even to show-off any physical prowess

10. Athletics has become the exclusive arena of show-offs

11. A chance to show-off

12. Now she sounded show-offy, when she’d meant to sound grateful

13. I didn't try any trick stuff while we danced--I hate a guy that does a lot of show-off tricky stuff on the dance floor--but I was moving her around plenty, and she stayed with me

14. He was putting all these dumb, show-offy ripples in the high notes, and a lot of other very tricky stuff that gives

15. Jane said he wasn't a show-off

16. She was no hormone-fuelled teenager, no idiot show-off looking for a kick

17. “Yes, by some idiot show-off at the N