Sentence examples for creating a showcase from inspiring English sources
In the 1920s and 30s a fortune was spent creating a showcase city.
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.
As it consolidates its 85 United States data centers into 6, it is creating a showcase that its sales team can point to: a computer room that would cost significantly less to run because it would be energy efficient and run with few technicians.
What is more obvious is that this is as much about creating a showcase for Microsoft products — in a symbolic location right near Apple's store — as it is about creating a space where people can buy those Microsoft products.
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.
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.
From Edie Falco, Julianne Moore, Carrie Fisher, Queen Latifah, Elizabeth Banks, Sherri Shepherd, Patti Lupone, Padma Kakshmi, Oprah Winfrey, Elaine Strich, Margaret Cho, Cynthia Nixon all the way through to Barbara Walters, Fey created a showcase for women to be funny.
She makes the transition to Hollywood without acquiring a single actor's tic, and Mr Baumbach has created a showcase for her refreshing style that is replete with mumblecore fetishes: unmoored characters and dialogue scenes on couches.
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.
