Sentence examples for no showcase from inspiring English sources
In 2003, they launched Frieze London as there was no showcase for international contemporary galleries.
Fast growth and some institutional reform already make Georgia look pretty good, if no showcase, when measured against Russia's troubled periphery across the Caucasus mountains.
This is no showcase of political freedom (it has a cautious press and a feudal ruler who has only lately agreed to a timid consultative assembly).
The biggest prize, Ukraine, is no showcase for democracy either, so if it wants to sign an association agreement with the EU in November, as planned, it must do more on the rule of law first.
There was no showcase other then crappy gaming chairs, stupid case mods, accessories we've seen a thousand times over and doodads we just don't care to see.
It's no showcase for songwriting, either, but it makes up for that with heady atmosphere".
As a result of the team's self imposed media blackout, there was no showcasing of Gonzalez, or any of the team members, to appeal to the Latin American community or make appeals to various American immigrant communities that avid lovers of the sport.
Set to music by Goran Bregovic and the London collective Transglobal Underground, "No Comment" showcases a smattering of hip-hop, martial arts and acrobatics.
Their celebrated live album No Sleep 'til Hammersmith (1981), the band's only No 1, showcases the way he was able to shape the songs with crisp accents and punctuations, like his speedy fills during Ace of Spades or his almost elegant accents in No Class or Jailbait.
A late-night Prom (No 37) showcased his early work It's Gonna Rain, which edits and loops a preacher's words until they become the sound of mad musical maths, like your mind disintegrating and rebuilding itself with regular, but oddly positioned, fragments.
No longer showcased on the iTunes sidebar, a "radio" option with dozens of stations is now found under the "music" section of iTunes desktop software on the far right.
