brave show

She did her best to put on a brave show.

Perhaps he was making a brave show in order not to hold them back.

With all those eyes upon me, my only care was to make a brave show both now and in the fight.

They made a brave show of colour against the brown grass.

A brave show now, instead of emotional support back when she had needed it.

On a sunny day, the arrival would have been a brave show.

I understand you put on a fairly brave show out there."

One other building made a brave showing with white paint but only on the front; there was a cross above the door.

"They would make a brave show of my death," thought Rosamund again.

Both men turned to Ohtsu and made a brave show of teeth.

A brave show, for men on parade, but they were not parading.

It was a brave show, but not one to frighten the professionals in the audience.

"All right," he said, with a brave show of cheerfulness.

"What a fine, brave show that would be, eh, your grace?"

And what I found behind the brave show and glitter of performance was not nice.

She could not be oblivious to the unrest around them, but his sister always believed in putting on the brave show.

However, despite such a brave show, the Red Army was actually in a very precarious position.

He had been putting on a brave show, .

"They make a brave show, despite their journey," observed Dhrun.

We made a brave show as we came up the goat track through the hills.

A brave show they made, for they are fine men, and drilled to perfection.

Keru scowled, not fooled for a moment by the general's brave show.

"Yes indeed," said Major Smythe, with a brave show of enthusiasm.

It was a brave show that everyone knew to be hollow; Earth's only real hope lay with the dimensional fortress.