showman造句

I will deal with you later,@ the showman shouted.

For most of his career, Iverson has been the quintessential, high-scoring offensive showman.

Mr. Nolan is playing with fire here, but partly because he's a showman.

Cook is no showman in the mold of Jobs, but that doesn't matter.

Mr Schiller put on a gamely performance, but in subtle ways the absence of Mr Jobs, a consummate showman, was felt throughout.

Immaculately turned out in a cream suit, yellow shirt and patterned tie, Ustinov admits to being a showman to the core.

Houdini has been a big influence in my career. I'm fascinated with him - not as a showman, but as a marketer.

But, trying to recycle the party line about Mr Brown being a statesman, not a showman, Lord Kinnock said that he "has got a radio face-and nobody can get away from that".

The silver-haired showman tried to talk up GM’s prospects, but what his audience really wanted to know was why it had suddenly lost its second boss this year.

Mr. Anderson, a former magazine publisher, took over the TED conference from its founder, Richard Saul Wurman, a graphic designer who presided over the stage like a vaudeville showman.