Sentence examples for a prime showcase from inspiring English sources
Now in its 10th year, the festival is a prime showcase of contemporary classical musicians and compositions, and runs this year from Thursday through next Sunday.
The hearing was a prime showcase for America's partisan division, but Kimmel found one example of cross-aisle agreement: Cohen reported that Trump routinely said Donald Trump Jr has the "worst judgment of anyone in the world".
The Arabian Gulf, infamous for its extremes in temperature and corrosive conditions, is a prime showcase for exhibiting the effectiveness of GRP pipe systems in combating corrosion, extending the life of the pipe systems and reducing overall running cost of the plant.
The Opéra and its surrounding neighborhood were the jewel in Haussmann's crown, a prime showcase for the upscale conformity he prized, and for once Marville focusses his camera on a group of people, two dozen or more, gathered at the site.
He also stated that he felt that Jackson had a "wonderous voice," and the song "a prime showcase for Jackson's prodigious pipes".
The Snow Geese is more focused and defined and while it's still not wholly successfully as a drama, it does again provide some good roles for excellent actors like Mary Louise Parker and a prime showcase for newcomer Brian Cross.
If you were fortunate enough to go to last month's Sundance, for instance, a prime nonfiction showcase that this year screened some 40 documentaries from around the world, you got a peek at the best of what 2014 will offer.
One prime showcase, the Arthur Roger Gallery on Julia Street, featured the patterned paintings of Robert Gordy, the fanciful sculptures and paintings of Ida Kohlmeyer and the work of the Shreveport sculptor Clyde Connell, known for her totemic figures.
Yet while ABT must be congratulating themselves on the prime showcase they have acquired for their smart dancers, one gloriously gossip-worthy consequence of putting a trio of megastar choreographers in the same show has been the necessary juggling of three mega egos.
The soundtrack to that ad is considered one of the prime showcase slots in the music industry – as Eamonn Forde wrote in the Guardian in 2014: "Winning the ad is the holy grail for sync departments and the pitching process is as long as it is secretive, with all entrants silenced by hefty non-disclosure agreements".
Phage defense systems in prokaryotes are notably prone to HGT (the CASS being the prime showcase), and phylogenetic analysis of the pAgos clearly indicates that HGT shapes the evolution of pAgo-encoding genes as well.
