Sentence examples for a program that showcases from inspiring English sources

Steven Rosenbaum, a video-journalism auteur and creator of MTV's Unfiltered, a program that showcases participatory reporting, is founder and president of CameraPlanet.com.

I became aware of Dr. Gilbert's remarkable invention because he is a fellow AAAS-Lemelson Invention Ambassador, a program that showcases the modern faces and voices of invention.

Unfortunately, the prime example is a ludicrous app called "Wobble iBoobs (Premium Uncensored)," which is a shame because nobody wants to be the idiot defending a program that showcases jiggling breasts, especially at a moment when everyone else is hyperventilating about a game-changing technological revolution that seems really cool.

The new work was just one element on a program that showcased Whitman, American music and, for good measure, the 150th anniversary of the death of Hector Berlioz.

This initiated a one-of-a-kind program that showcases the talents of the Conservatory's two-year students through original movie musicals.

Celebrate the twentieth season of the Harvard Baroque Chamber Orchestra with a stunning program that showcases the group's directors and collaborators, past and present!

The Architect's Newspaper's Best of Design Awards are a unique, project-based awards program that showcases great buildings, building elements, interiors, and installations.

Since my theatrical attendance was limited, I was fortunate to come across "Million Dollar Movie," a local television program that showcased older Hollywood features nightly on WOR-TV Channel 9. I did my watching alone, I formed my opinions alone, I talked to no one about what I had seen.

On Saturday at Carnegie Hall she is joined by the pianist Martin Katz for a program that will showcase her gifts as a recitalist, including Poulenc's "Banalit?' and Debussy's "Cinq Po?s de Baudelaire".

On Saturday at Carnegie Hall she is joined by the pianist Martin Katz for a program that will showcase her gifts as a recitalist, including Poulenc's "Banalités" and Debussy's "Cinq Poèmes de Baudelaire".

Mr. Maazel's festivities have included performances in November with his current orchestra, the Bavarian Radio Symphony, in a program that also showcased him as a violinist and composer, and two weeks with the New York Philharmonic, in performances that included his arrangement of music from Wagner's "Ring".