Tom's showing us the city.

This is the guy that invented it, Sir Clive Sinclair, and he's showing his machine.

Why are you showing me this?

Tom is showing no signs of brain activity.

And he'd be showing you these amazing statistics, these amazing animations.

The thirty years of state sponsored true Islam is showing its colors.

Global media is showcasing our government's lack of action for the Yolanda victims.

And if he knew I was showing this right now I put this in today he would kill me.

Here's a map of my city, New York City, showing inundation in red.

The current season of the series takes viewers to the different countries that were once part of the Soviet Union.

He's got eight talks online, and those talks can basically be summed up into just four words, because that's all he's basically showing us, our intuition is really bad.

On the right is the speed of walking in a bunch of European cities, showing that increase.

There's an example of the same thing on a finger, showing you basically what it looks like.

So here is the Sloan Digital Sky Survey showing the location of a million galaxies.

And this was Gene showing the uncle where Atlanta was on the map, where he lived.

Whether you like it or not, you're starting to show up online, and people are interacting with your second self when you're not there.

I'm telling you where I'm insecure.

Don't show off.

This is actually showing a piece of muscle and how we go through the structures to actually engineer the muscle.

Björk later stated that she always wanted to do one musical in her life, and this was the one.

Most of the beautiful pictures we've taken of Saturn, in fact, show Saturn in accompaniment with some of its moons. Here's Saturn with Dione, and then, here's Saturn showing the rings edge on, showing you just how vertically thin they are, with the moon Enceladus.

Of course, I am showing the signs.

I am showing my teeth.

There's the map showing, on the left hand side, that hospital actually that's a hospital ship.

Here is the video showing a very confused university vice president listening to the orders of the students who filmed him.

Below is a video recorded by the author of this post, showing the beginning of the arrests on June 13

He doesn't say what he thinks. He is hiding something.

He was a witty conversationalist, drunk or sober, and showed good, but grossly expensive, taste in decorating his palace.

He is down. Is he flying?

He isn't here, is he?

Here's a slide looking at the genetic variation of flu and comparing that to HIV, a much wilder target.

This is the first one, and this is showing, over the last 900 years, the evolution of the book and other technologies.

He's having fun, he's in the groove, he's in the flow.

He is studying English, but he is also studying German.

He's not eating right. I think he's sick.

Why are you showing me this?

Stop showing off your iPhone.

This is showing the world's most common feelings overall right now, dominated by better, then bad, then good, then guilty, and so on.

But here it is. It's fluorescent.

You are right. He is wrong.

By taking action, you are not showing your concerns only, but you join thousands of activists around the world to save Syrian civilians lives.

He's over there.

So there he is there.

He's dying.

And he's right.