Sentence examples for appropriate showcase from inspiring English sources

But as a resource to improve its employees' appreciation of its legacy, it is focused and to the point, and an appropriate showcase for the company's design tradition.

However, after considering several possibilities, we are convinced that our approach is the most appropriate to showcase the technique and its power.

We've all become used to the phenomenon of Sixties and Seventies bands reuniting for lucrative tours, whilst up-and-coming combos struggle to find appropriate venues to showcase their talents: you should never, it seems, underestimate the promotional value of an illustrious past.

Cross-body Wild flowers and pampas grass provided the backdrop for Coach's easy-breezy hippie-inspired show for spring/summer 2016, an appropriate venue to showcase its new saddlebag, a soft leather over-the-shoulder number inspired by a courier bag from the 1970s found in the brand's archive.

The museum, opened in 1983 after a campaign to protect the site and find an appropriate space to showcase Manchester's industrial and scientific heritage.

The venue was an appropriate spot to showcase the work of a marvel of modern comedy and time management.

I keep my ear to the ground throughout the year and approach artists who I think are appropriate for the showcase.

Besides commemorating Tower Records' domineering presence on the Sunset Strip, advocates say such a museum would be an appropriate place to showcase memorabilia from the second half of the 20th century -- when Los Angeles emerged as the center of this country's recording industry.

It's bad form to book a band before you've made sure there will be an appropriate venue to showcase that band.

With minimal sets and seven thematically-appropriate props, the showcase focuses tightly on the characters, their temptations, and their transgressions.

Before moving on, a quick plug for our annual CIT Showcase seems appropriate here – as several sessions will be tackling these issues, especially in terms of experiential learning and exploring open education resources.