Sentence examples for show case from inspiring English sources

She thinks Vogue is the best show case in the world for a model.

"We are told it is there in a nice show case, but we don't get to meet it.

This blog will show case the events, great and small, that the paper bore witness to over the past 126 years.

We then do a sort of expo in one of the meeting rooms where we show case all of these projects and everyone, from the marketing teams to publishing, comes and plays around with what people have created.

Months earlier, at the end of 2009, Mr. Gethard had taken to the Internet in an aggressive effort to persuade Diddy to participate in "The Chris Gethard Show," his midnight show case at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater.

Carsten Brzeski, at analyst at ING in Brussels, said the data "again illustrated the German economy's main dilemma: While the labor market remains the show case of the recovery, private consumption is still sluggish".

Their trial is a show-case meant to send a message rather than mete out justice.

New England town halls were meant to show-case harmony and consensus, not be a forum for free opinions.

The French political drama Spin (More4, 9pm) is one of the show-case shows of Walter Presents, a Channel 4 project that makes available huge numbers of subtitled TV dramas.

Unluckily for Russia's military industry, the war in Chechnya is hardly a show-case for the super-quiet submarines, missiles, or fighter aircraft that it most likes to sell.

At three events in July, IT suppliers were invited to show-case their products to clinicians, managers and other staff from the programme The events were designed to enable the NHS staff involved in specifying, buying or using the new IT to see what is available, before the formal procurement starts.