Sentence examples for made a showcase from inspiring English sources

The authorities would have arrested him at the airport, and made a showcase out of both of us.

On the bright spring day in April 2003 when marines helped topple Mr. Hussein's statue in Firdos Square, Baghdad, more than any other place in Iraq, was the place American commanders hoped to make a showcase for the benefits the invasion would bring.

"The Expo committee decided to make a showcase of the Bund, expanding the waterfront and developing the northern reaches above the Garden Bridge," said Peter Hibbard, chairman of the Royal Asiatic Society in Shanghai.

The rest of this concert made a magnificent showcase for the viola's capabilities.

It also made a fine showcase for the orchestra, although the Webern Passacaglia (Op. 1) and the Brahms First Symphony, on Monday evening, showed it to even better effect.

Even the British heritage brand Wolsey (perhaps the only line that targets street-wear enthusiasts and supplies hosiery and knitwear to the queen) made an appearance, showcasing a more fashion-forward spinoff called 1755 — a modern brand curiously named after the year the company was founded.

The Jets have made a point to showcase a different offensive weapon each week, as if taunting future opponents to try to account for them all.

The Corps may even have been intended to work that way when Lyndon Johnson made it a showcase program of the Great Society, by which poverty and social injustice would be eradicated from our land.

Senator Scott Brown, the Republican from Massachusetts who has made a point of showcasing his independence, said on Sunday that he would be willing to work with Democrats on a compromise version.

Mitt Romney has made Afghanistan a showcase for his attacks on President Obama's foreign policy.

The ambitious program has made Brazil a showcase in the fight against AIDS and a model for countries.