Sentence examples for how to showcase from inspiring English sources
"I wasn't sure how to showcase them without it feeling exploitive".
"But they don't know how to showcase it, so it's stuck in a closet or drawer.
A convention of Tea Party activists lost two prominent speakers, the latest sign of disagreement over how to showcase the movement's growing political force.
Not until he teamed up with Fred Foster did Orbison find a kindred spirit who knew how to showcase his extraordinary talent.
All of the records from Mr. Giuliani's eight years in office -- thousands of files from City Hall and Gracie Mansion, appointment books, photographs, audiocassettes and other relics -- are now stashed in a rented storage facility in Queens called the "fortress," and a private archival consulting firm is drawing up plans for how to showcase them.
For all the videos it hosts, the company is still tinkering with how to showcase them.
I flipped through shelter magazines, contemplating how best to showcase the apartment's airy appeal.
The site's popularity stems in part from its simplicity – at its core, it's all about 'pinning' things you find interesting across the web, and saving them in whatever 'Board' you'd like (so, for example, you could make a 'board' of things you'd like to learn how to cook, showcasing tantalizing photos of steaks and ribs).
Looks like the person demoing how to add multiple documents to your workspace is keen on using Mozilla Firefox (around the 0 25 mark) to showcase how to download Silverlight, Microsoft also competing in the browser space be damned.
On the Library as Incubator Project website, we want to showcase how libraries do more for their communities than provide free access to books; we're interested in how they foster lifelong learning and creativity, and how they can (and do!) incubate the arts.
