Sentence examples for poor showcase from inspiring English sources

Zacatecas may be a poor showcase.

Critics often considered the record as a poor showcase for electronic music, although a minority of reviewers commented that it was a forward-thinking piece of work.

When Stewie tries to reject blame for the incident, Brian tells him that he must accept his punishment, and compares it to the television game show The Price Is Right, in which a woman is shown accepting a poor showcase, involving a weeklong trip to her parent's house in Wilmington, Delaware.

That song, about an Old West outlaw who killed dozens of men, begins with the lyric, "John Wesley Harding was a friend to the poor," and showcases Mr. Dylan's penchant for creating songs built around compelling narratives, if not necessarily strict adherence to the facts, Mr. Kennedy said.

Even if that supermarket-style bun and mess of veggies work — in a kind of haute Whopper way — with the $7 entry-level "classic" burger at BLT, they do a poor job of showcasing the meat in that $62 patty.

To really hook into this drama, you have to care about the kids and their fates, but to me, they all remained predictable types throughout, and the show did a poor job of showcasing the terrific Octavia Spencer.

And the school, which is in one of Columbus's poorest neighborhoods, is a showcase for an array of government programs: more than 90percentt of its children qualify for subsidized lunches, it receives federal Title I funds and many of its students attend remedial reading classes.

In previous years at Fajr, the decline of directors notable in the 1980s and 1990s was reflected in their poor-quality work showcased.

Evita put it plainly: "Our representation matters, and right now you're all doing a piss-poor job of showcasing us".

It has gone from being a cosmopolitan showcase to a poor, struggling city that evokes barely a vestige of its former grandeur.

But what is the state of education for China's rural poor, far away from the showcase cities? Andreas Schleicher, who runs the Pisa tests, went to find out.