Sentence examples for create a showcase from inspiring English sources
Collectively, they wanted to create a showcase for Devonian produce in Exeter city centre.
WHEN Ricardo Khan and L. Kenneth Richardson founded Crossroads Theater in 1978, they wanted to create a showcase for African-American theater.
It was only natural that he would create a showcase for the French-born parkour, even if the discipline, which involves many creative ways to split the scene, doesn't always jibe with the usual genre beats and gunfire.
When Peter Martins, City Ballet's artistic director, drew up these guidelines in 1992 for the Diamond Project, the idea was to encourage new choreography of the classical persuasion and to create a showcase for its presentation.
The goal was to create a showcase where nurserymen and landscape architects could see one of each form and decide which ones they would like to propagate or use.
In its effort to build an impressive new space, the museum sought to create a showcase for one of the country's premier collections of folk art, a field that typically has not attracted the attention or donors commanded by other visual arts.
It also creates a showcase for Ms. Stapleton, who, over a decade ago, was an aspiring country star with a record deal of her own.
They also created a showcase - a stakes race that would attract the best horses.
Design is fairly new in China and our goal is to help the incubation of ideas while making design fun, rather than creating a showcase for selling.
But mostly the show succeeds on the strength of its narrative charm and because the Indian setting creates a showcase for a sensational ensemble of South Asian actors.
