Sentence examples for massive showcase from inspiring English sources

Start-to-finish television coverage was to be an integral part of that, as coverage on that scale is almost unheard of for a women's event of this duration, and it should have ended up as a massive showcase for sponsors and stars alike.

"It's been a massive showcase for so much that's positive, strong and good about Wales," he said.

On a visit to HMS Duncan in Cardiff Bay, he said: "It's been a massive showcase for so much that's positive, strong and good about Wales.

Last weekend at the Maker Faire in Queens, not far from where the Word's Fair took place in 1964, attendees were treated to a massive showcase of emerging tech products, from 3D printing booths to an actual drone racing course.

Acts like Prodigy and Massive Attack showcase the different styles of electronic music from experimental trip hop to the drum and bass influenced sound of big beat that dominated the 90s.

Of course, people are no longer starved or beaten to death in the millions, but the same structural impediments to the building of a civil society are still in place, leading to similar problems — systemic corruption, massive squandering on showcase projects of dubious worth, doctored statistics, an environmental catastrophe and a party fearful of its own people, among others.

He said: "The Tour of Britain will provide us with a massive opportunity to showcase Anglesey and all it has to offer to visitors and a world-wide audience".

A passionate collector of Ancien Regime decorative arts, Moise constructed his massive home to showcase his collections.

Already this year  scholars identified a previously unknown Bosch painting, an albino giraffe went viral much like the one painted in Bosch's Garden of Eden, and a massive exhibit will showcase nearly all of Bosch's paintings in his hometown museum Het Noordbrabants Museum.

Ready another massive sporting contest showcasing mind-boggling feats of athleticism?

He loses the first point played with them, but showcases massive stones by unleashing two mammoth forehands down the line, A to G, to turn the game around.