Sentence examples for good to display from inspiring English sources

It will be good to display some of my talent when we do play them.

In challenging art as objects to buy and sell as status-based goods to display above the couch they turned to their bodies, the ultimate non-commodifiable media.

It's also difficult to tell how your pictures turned out in playback mode: the screen often just isn't good enough to display the nuances of the focus shift.

Public art is a good way to display your art to the world, just realize that it will be abused by nature and spectators as time wears on.

But the shelves make a very good place to display pictures.

(There wasn't a particularly good way to display video for a long time, either, as John Herrman points out).

It is because used-car dealers have decided that a busy commercial strip is a good place to display their wares.

Self-promotion fits nicely into these new gatherings, and Ms. Mermerci found the event a good setting to display the jewelry she designs.

Charley Williams, the chief of staff of the Connecticut Department of Veterans Affairssaidaid the veteran's home would be a good place to display the medals.

On Friday, they took their Proenza Schouler collection to the Armory on Park Avenue, a good place to display military-precise tailoring and braid, fitted jackets in pieced sections of ivory and black linen ( the garments were shown inside out for better effect, the designers said), and two-toned pumps with chunky straps and nailed-studded heels.

Mr. Bastone said he and Mr. Green started the Web site three years ago on a monthly budget of about $500 and the idea that it would be a good place to display the raw materials of journalism -- police reports, lawsuits, affidavits and the like.