Sentence examples for showcase in which from inspiring English sources

Most offer children a gallery or showcase in which to display their own creative efforts to a potential audience of millions.

(Megan Angelo) Characters Welcome (Saturday) This night's installment of the monthly showcase, in which comedians present their best impressions and original characters, features Kate McKinnon of "Saturday Night Live," as well as Elaine Carroll, Frank Hejl and more.

Paul Ghislein's "Dying Swan" (performed as Ida Nevesayneva) is by now classic, serving the same function as that piece often does in conventional ballet troupes — a showcase in which an aging star can show her age yet triumph against it.

Although Beatty and Nicholson demonstrated some talent for slapstick, this was not the type of showcase in which audiences wanted to see them, and only later did The Fortune come to be appreciated as an intelligent, offbeat film.

Tribeca may not be a commercially powerful clearinghouse like Toronto, but it is something equally useful: an unconstructed wild-card showcase in which happy surprises can come from anywhere, with minimal hype.

The singing is the other unusual part of Ms. Silverman's show — her witty lyrics provide yet another showcase in which to expose the unusual selfishness of Sarah Silverman, the character — a narcissistic, gleefully un-self-aware ditz.

Focusing on membrane protein-driven, intercellular 'juxtacrine' signaling, a scientific journey is showcased in which a succession of novel fusion protein paints and signal converter proteins have been developed for cell surface engineering and, in particular, juxtacrine signal conversion and rewiring of cellular networks.

The installation features refrigerated showcases in which the plants are entombed in ice, existing in state of suspended animation, somewhere between life and death.

Along with Michelle Shocked, Joe Ely and Guy Clark, Toussaint, 55, will be part of the latest edition of "In Their Own Words," an occasional series of touring songwriters' showcases in which the panelists chat about their art, then put it to the test in live performance.

Upon return, they participate in a post-engagement course that culminates in a November showcase event, in which students share their learning outcomes.

The festival gave Konitz an opportunity to do exactly that on Sunday, when he played a showcase gig in which he performed first unaccompanied and then in duets with British pianist John Taylor.