Three days after the invasion, McCain made a statement to reporters in Erie, Pa., intended to showcase his mastery of the Russia-Georgia situation.
Film from a 1967 Stockholm concert showcases his mastery of movement.
The McConnell plan showcases his mastery of the arcane rules that govern Congress.
Both pros have recently released video clips showcasing their mastery of such spots, and let me tell you, if you're lucky enough to find these underground gems (I'm talking about the videos, don't even think about finding the spots), you will see that the proof is in the pudding.
The people most unnerved by that were the organizers of the event, who never dreamed that a 23-year-old raised in Kilgore, Tex., could swoop into Moscow and walk away with the prize in an event that was supposed to showcase Soviet piano mastery.
The process was unvarnished and ugly at times, council members said, but it worked, showcasing Ms. Quinn's mastery of the legislative machinery.
It is exquisitely shot, and showcases Rosi's mastery of shooting figures and crowds in landscapes, and of revealing by intimation the forces that doom an entire society (it's also a despairing autopsy on Sicily).
Last weekend, Cutler showcased his complete mastery of the aerial game with long bombs (44 yards to Jeffery) and red zone connections (Bennett).
Released in 1980 and quickly seized on by a fledgling MTV, this video showcases Bowie's mastery of harnessing unconventional lyrics and imagery, and is exactly the sort of thing to keep a child up at night.
It took Federer, the world's top player, less than 90 minutes to showcase his touch shots, mastery of angles and all-around court command and reach his 22nd Grand Slam final, a record, and eighth in a row.
Both sets showcase Mr. Vaughan's mastery of tone and feature a number of playful duets with Lou Ann Barton, the singer who used to collaborate with Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimmie's younger brother.
