Sentence examples for promises to showcase from inspiring English sources
Instead of his usual, slightly tired arena set of singalongs, he promises to showcase less familiar material.
This finals series promises to showcase a system that is largely alien to football culture away from Australian shores.
Designing 007: 50 Years of Bond Style promises to showcase five decades of gadgets, sets, costumes and cars, along with the blueprints, drawings and models that went into creating them.
Notably, Disney partnered with the state to produce "Born in China," a film that promises to "showcase to the world the spectacular wildlife and natural beauty of China," which a trailer depicts as snuggly baby pandas, snow leopards and lavish aerial shots of pristine mountain ranges.
The service promises to showcase independent music artists and offers advertisers "in-scene" advertising.
The upcoming instalment of Dvorišta, slated for 17 to 26 July this year, promises to showcase an even richer repertoire, with classical and jazz concerts and access to more off-limits courtyards than the year before.
Seven years later the Games instead promise to showcase political dysfunction and economic malaise.
The journalist-turned-author also promised to showcase less familiar aspects of Earhart — as a poet, as a social worker, and even as a psychic.
With that stinging statement, the bitter political battle between the county's top law enforcers that this trial has promised to showcase was under way in State Supreme Court here.
It was to be the first of several fruit stops – and almost as many cultural missteps – on a cycling adventure that promised to showcase a traditional side to this outpost of communism, one far removed from the exclusivity of Varadero, the island's main beach resort.
It's not the worst association, given the fact that the artwork made serious waves when it was rejected by the Society of Independent Artists in 1917, despite the fact that their exhibition promised to showcase all pieces submitted by fee-paying artists.
