Sentence examples for premier showcase for from inspiring English sources

Unlike the EPL, the IPL is not the premier showcase for its particular art.

Wimbledon has historically been the premier showcase for the one-hander.

The concours, considered the premier showcase for classic automobiles in the United States, hosted 220 entries — their eligibility meeting strict conditions — from 33 states and 15 countries.

Their withdrawals brought to seven the number of car companies that are skipping an event that has become North America's premier showcase for the industry.

"Right now, documentary film-making is like malaria," says Hussain Currimbhoy, curator of the Sheffield Doc/Fest, Britain's premier showcase for new documentaries from around the world.

By the time Bob Dylan arrived in January 1961, the Gaslight was the premier showcase for folksingers on MacDougal Street, and Dylan considered himself fortunate to break into the Gaslight lineup.

The Edgar and Deborah Jannotta Mesopotamian Gallery at the Oriental Institute in Chicago, which opened in October, reinforces this museum's position as one of the premier showcases for Middle Eastern archaeology.

It touts itself as "one the country's premier showcases for the work of fresh and unsung international and American filmmakers".

Founded in 2001 and held annually in the Sahara, the Festival au Désert quickly became one of the premier showcases for the various regional styles lumped together under the heading "world music".

The tournament moved to Rapid City in 1979, its third year, and became the Lakota Nation Invitational; since then it has evolved into one of the premier showcases for "rez ball," the run-and-gun, offense-first style of play that first caught on at reservation high schools in the nineteen-eighties.

Levi's novel won special mention in last year's OCM Bocas Prize for Caribbean Literature awards in Trinidad, which, since being founded in 2011, have become one of the premier showcases for top-tier writing across the Caribbean.