The playmaker found space behind Newcastle's midfield all afternoon and his thunderous strike with a quarter of the game remaining showcased power to complement the guile he so frequently provided.
Most of all, it's a fine showcase for Power's extraordinarily eloquent playing, and his ability to transform the most commonplace phrase into something magically eloquent and memorable.
Once a commemoration of immigrant struggle, the Columbus Day parade has become a showcase of power.
It is said that he established shark fin soup to showcase his power, wealth and generosity.
But, above all, it will be a place to showcase the power of imagination, ingenuity, quality, and people.
The rallies were primarily propaganda events, carefully staged to reinforce party enthusiasm and to showcase the power of National Socialism to the rest of Germany and the world.
A war intended to showcase American power has ended up underscoring "the deficiencies of U.S. intelligence, the incompetence of American administration and the limitations on the American military".
At Midway, several Japanese carriers "had been a showcase of power, grace and undefeated energy at 10 22 a.m. on June 4 , 1942 and six minutes later blazing infernos of charred bodies and melting steel".
Barack Obama and Shinzo Abe, the Japanese prime minister, will visit the USS Arizona memorial on 27 December to honour those killed and, says the White House, "showcase the power of reconciliation", though Abe is not likely to offer an apology.
Quarterback Andrew Luck, the front-runner to win the Heisman Trophy, does nothing more than hand off the ball, allowing the play to showcase the power and toughness of DeCastro and Martin, two other Stanford stars who project as high picks in the next N.F.L. draft.
