Sentence examples for important showcases from inspiring English sources

The annual festival in Chicago has become one of the most important showcases for new acts in that genre, and Pitchfork has developed a reputation for plucking bands from obscurity and launching their careers.

Charles Churchwood, the author of the new book, is the former design director of Vogue and Vanity Fair magazines, two of the photographer's most important showcases.

Though its importance has waned somewhat over the years, it continues to provide an important showcase for regional talent working outside the mainstream museum and gallery system.

There were stints at Chez Panisse and Michael's in Santa Monica, Calif., his first important showcase.

The program, which has its 61st anniversary on Thursday, is a tremendously important showcase for NBC.

Once again on the eve of horse racing's most important showcase, the Kentucky Derby has lost its star before it could shine.

"A lot of us wanted to work in showbusiness, so it was a very important showcase because a lot of producers and agents came to see it".

"Hubble Bubble has become an important showcase for music of Turkish, North African and Arabic flavour," says Necmi Cavli, the father of the event and a performer with the host group, Oojami.

Maybe they will demonstrate on the occasion of the Games because they have a very important showcase, but also I think they are very much interested in the success of the Games.

He lived in the days when the racetrack was the important showcase for fashion, and for 19 years he soaked up the lively cultural scene in St .Pete: opera, ballet, theater.

The festival has grown over the years to be among the world's largest such gatherings, bringing together writers from all continents, and, more important, showcasing South Asian writing talent, including the rich and diverse universe of regional languages.