Sentence examples for on a showcase from inspiring English sources

We just can rock up and play and not feel nervous and enjoy the opportunity to put on a showcase.

Under the rules of Actors Equity, the union, the maximum amount that can be spent on a showcase is $20,000, a pittance compared with the millions it costs to stage a full-blown Broadway production.

Diageo recently spent a shedload on a showcase for blenders in different fields, including a chocolatier, a mixologist and a perfumer, to underline the virtues of its mega-brand Johnnie Walker.

Comedy for Choice, for example, which was held last week to raise money for pro-choice campaign groups, and What the Frock! from Bristol, which put on a showcase at this year's Feminist Summer School, are part of a growing number of comedy nights showcasing female talent.

One gardener I know, who has a showcase garden on a showcase street in my town, says she's been feeling a little exposed lately -- as if the profusion of roses on her front fence proves she's been up to no good.

Local Sunni sheiks had driven out the insurgent group Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia and held successful elections, and American engineers were hard at work on a showcase reconstruction project: a $100 million wastewater treatment plant meant to be a model for civilian advances in Iraq.

Jurgen Klopp has promised Liverpool will win the Capital One Cup, and there is no doubt the charismatic German thrives on the pressure of a showcase final.

The MGM Channel, via Hollywood Suite, is putting on a special showcase of the "James Bond" films this weekend, just in time for the Oscars.

He won his last fight with one hand and he's due for a showcase on the undercard of Mayweather-Pacquiao.

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When "Little Johnny Jones," Cohan's breakthrough hit of 1904, was resuscitated on Broadway as a showcase for Donny Osmond, it opened -- and closed -- on March 21 , 1982