Sentence examples for a live showcase from inspiring English sources

And on Tuesday at 6 30 p.m., again at the Guggenheim, there will be an exhibition and what the company calls a "live showcase" of "Lamentation"; $10; (212) 423-3587.

Most recently, Emika has covered Bowie's classic 'Let's Dance', which she recently performed during a live showcase at Berlin's Haus der Berliner Festspiele.

During the middle of the live shows, Garbage performed the single on Top of the Pops, and a live showcase performance of "Stupid Girl" and "Only Happy When It Rains" on TFI Friday.

Most recently, Emika took on David Bowie's classic "Let's Dance", which she performed during a live showcase at Berlin's Haus der Berliner Festspiele in compliment to the british music legend.

Behind its traditional Turkish sandstone facade, this 17-room hotel is a living showcase of furniture and lighting by the local design duo Autoban.

Meanwhile, Houndstooth's weird obsession with acts with "snow" in their name gets aired at a free live showcase later in the week (Shacklewell Arms, E8, Thu), where Snow Ghosts and Soft As Snow appear, along with new signing Guy Andrews, who makes lofty post-rock swaddled in digital noise.

Shows on the Public Broadcasting System like "Austin City Limits" and National Public Radio take the music much more seriously than country radio does, and an Americana live showcase and radio show, the "Western Beat Roots Revival," graduates to Country Music Television this summer.

Sawing violins give way to an aching tangle of trumpet, flute and strings on "The Beauty of Dissolving Portraits," and the album closes with a 16-minute live showcase, "Richard (conduit)." Akinmusire is trying to cover a lot of ground here, and it's not always easy to follow his wandering ear.

It's worth noting that Adobe's recently launched Flash Player 10.1 Beta also has what it takes for these types of websites to be built and interacted with, but we have yet to see any live showcases.

And on Wednesday evening, guests including Mos Def, the singer and composer Corey Dargel, the soprano Mellissa Hughes and the Brooklyn Youth Chorus join the ensemble for an eclectic New Sounds Live showcase in downtown Manhattan.

For the past five years, he has hosted Bug, a live video showcase, which is now a TV series, broadcast on Sky Atlantic.