Sentence examples for many showcases from inspiring English sources

In addition to the many showcases, Michael Minery's Tapaholics and Synthesis Dance Project will perform evening-length works.

And for listeners, it's an opportunity; even those who haven't bought CMJ credentials can wander the Lower East Side or Williamsburg during the afternoons, when many showcases are open free to the general public.

The conference continues through Saturday, when it is presenting a SummerStage concert that may well be the best lineup of its many showcases, featuring ChocQuibTown, the leading Colombian hip-hop group (and a Latin Grammy winner), and the Dominican songwriter Rita Indiana with her band.

Without the benefit of a full senior season to show himself off to scouts, Clippard proactively sent scouts a schedule of when he was throwing and attended as many showcases as he could.

Many showcase proposals were left unresolved.

But even if a bill of some sort is passed, no one is expecting many showcase trials: after all, the SEC gets its funding from Congress.

"I sold a lot of them," said Ms. Blackman, whose company now features multiple styles, many showcased in a new book, "Rock Your Ugly Christmas Sweater," which she wrote with Brian Clark Howard.

Furthermore, government at all levels has shrunk, not grown, under his watch, and inequality is rising primarily as a result of Republican policies, many showcased and practiced by the last administration.

ODONATA DANCE PROJECT (Tonight through Sunday) After many showcase appearances, this troupe offers its first full-scale program which promises to be filled with high heels, bare feet, big hair, palm trees and fishnet stockings.

He is not necessarily afflicted by selfishness as much as he settles into old habits — probably cultivated in too many Amateur Athletic Union showcases — of holding the ball for three or four seconds too long, breaking the team's offensive rhythm.

But Mr. Rey, who has participated in many designer showcases over the years but not in this year's House & Garden event, emphasized the purpose was not to cater to the inhabitants' preferences.