Sentence examples for choice showcasing from inspiring English sources

In the crowd, iPods and designer sunglasses vie with headscarves and prayer beads as the accessory of choice, showcasing the diversity of the 13-million-strong local population.

At the same time, they're an apt choice for showcasing a cellist.

But by naming Mr. Powell as his first cabinet choice and showcasing him alone, Mr. Bush sought to send several signals, reassuring allies of stability in foreign policy, and emphasizing to the black voters who had overwhelmingly voted against him in November that he intended to reach out.

Describing the sight as "glorious Tower Bridge", Mr Johnson said the landmark was the perfect choice to showcase what London has to offer this summer.

For organizers, the choice to showcase Mr. Khan amounted to a pointed dare: Are these people not American enough for you, Mr. Trump?

Our leaders choose to wage them - a choice that showcases weakness rather than strength.

In a way the setting was a perfect choice to showcase the 45-year triumph of an O.C. landmark.

The FairSearch.org website offers users the chance to "Learn more about how Google threatens competition and consumer choice" and showcases illustrations of Google executives paired with quotes the group says offer damning evidence that Google shouldn't be trusted.

Her fashion choices can showcase local industries, while in her abundant spare time she can champion issues and causes her elected husband can't squeeze in.

But dressing with care also means the same thing to us all: making sartorial choices that showcase our best selves.

A grilled veal chop with Roquefort butter showcased choice meat, gently cooked, as did the deviled rack of lamb for two with its lightened take on an old-fashioned sauce Choron -- bearnaise sharpened with tomato.