Sentence examples for becoming a showcase from inspiring English sources

Papal officials seemed buoyed by a sense that — in part because of the pope's increasingly regretful remarks on the scandal — the visit had avoided becoming a showcase for how deeply troubled an institution the church has become.

PARKS Chile is quickly becoming a showcase for its mix of public and private parks.

Chile is quickly becoming a showcase for its mix of public and private parks.

But instead of becoming a showcase of the consumer health benefits of genetic engineering, the crop is now used only to make industrial lubricants.

All museums have to walk a fine line between their need for funds and the risk of becoming a showcase for commercial projects.

From there I walked over to the Portland Art Museum, well stocked with Monets and Renoirs plus an impressive array of Northwest and Native American art and the period costumes and furniture comprising the special exhibition, "Becoming a Nation," a showcase of Americana.

He also found plenty of freelance work, with feature films becoming an important showcase of his versatility.

Founded by Ted Shawn (one of the greatest American dancers) in 1933, the Pillow has grown from hosting Tea Lecture Demonstrations to becoming a forum and showcase for exciting new artists.

The SEMA show long ago grew beyond its origins as a showcase for aftermarket suppliers, becoming an important industry showcase for automakers.

It should mean that you see us becoming an even better showcase for all the best of the BBC's journalism - in video, audio and text; local, national and international.

The usual car unveilings are a given, but also the shows are becoming a place for automakers to showcase and release exciting new tech.