Sentence examples for go to showcase from inspiring English sources

"We go to showcase our physicians to show they are on the forefront of health care," Mr. Nunez said, adding that relationships with doctors abroad "in many ways leads to opportunities".

The less said about them the better, however: they claim to be keen to avoid "the viral litter and meretricious trends that develop online, which only go to showcase the kind of cultural zero we've reached as a society".

They have kept a low profile to date because they want to avoid adding to "the viral litter and meretricious trends that develop online, which only go to showcase the kind of cultural zero we've reached as a society".

EESI's Werner says the COP has become a place where companies— perhaps even more than countries— now go to showcase their own clean technologies and environmental best practices, while lobbying for policies that will benefit, or at least not adversely effect their industries.

This trial was going to showcase America's system of justice.

"London 2012 is going to showcase the Paralympics like it has never seen before," he says.

Keepers: if you're going to showcase the dance of the giddy goat during a penalty shootout, make sure you've worked on the act first.

Even before it became obvious that this encounter was never going to showcase the sport's more eye-catching skills, the most amazing thing may have been the lack of fuss in the US about the whole idea.

Hitherto it's been a hidden history, a neglected history, even though its contained in some other archives now we have a specialised archive that is not only going to showcase and preserve this collection but encourage people in the community to preserve and collect things, be it documents or oral accounts, that can contribute to this story.

It's unlikely that Apple is going to showcase a new iPhone.

If the entire Western world is using Facebook, then Facebook probably is not going to showcase much growth in DAU or MAU until it cracks China.