Sentence examples for part to display from inspiring English sources

Mendelssohn wrote the piano part to display what was by all reports his remarkable virtuosity.

Marketers usually devote part of their online budget to search — which shows text-only advertisements and links — and part to display, the banner and box advertisements that show images or video.

Since spending the 1951 season in the military, Ford had attended every Yankees spring training until this year, first as a player, then as a coach, then as a uniformed guest of the team's owners, in part to display the franchise's great history.

Hathaway stars as Fantine in the popular musical -- itself a Best Picture nominee -- and the part allows her to display a wide-range of Oscar friendly tricks: She gets her hair cut onscreen!

The point is, we see each other through the personas we create, through the parts we choose to display or hide.

For his part, Mr. Pataki tried to display as much camaraderie as he could.

The museum has also looked at several skyscrapers in Manhattan as locations for installing shows and to display part of its permanent collection.

But he has written a stunning star part that allows Sharp to display her abundant emotional range: she can be mocking, compassionate, tough or tender as occasion demands.

The obligation on the part of the state to display equal concern ends when the state's legitimate purposes (like the purpose of protecting its citizens from controlled substances) are imperiled.

And then, of course, to top it all, there is the customary racket of schoolkids when they mooch around in packs, munching and jawing, pounding the bare boards of this ancient hall, which used to display part of the Royal Armoury Museum, now displaced to Leeds.

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