Sentence examples for showcase produced from inspiring English sources
Ms. Villar-Hauser presented the seven-character play in a nonprofit showcase produced by the Villar-Hauser Therter Development Fund at her 74-seat Off Off Broadway theater in March 1999.
Just last week, one of Ziff Davis Media's competitors -- CMP Media -- introduced an overhauled version of TechWeb, a Web site that will showcase material produced by the staffs of three of CMP's technology publications: InformationWeek, InternetWeek and Network Computing.
The exhibition showcases works produced during artist residencies at six health research centers around the globe.
The Scottish National Gallery exhibition, which is called No Foreign Lands and will travel to the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts next year, showcases paintings produced by Doig in Trinidad.
With an an all-encompassing offering, Solyanka isn't just a club, it also features an excellent restaurant, a designer clothes shop run by identical twins, and an art gallery showcasing specially produced works.
Spawned from a farm dinner Mr. Rapp and Mr. McLachlan held nearly two years ago to showcase Connecticut produce, Dinners at the Farm burst onto the scene last summer — wildly popular amid a statewide explosion of interest in local farm products.
JERSEY CITY MUSEUM "A Sense of Place," showcase of documentaries produced by New Jersey City University students and alumni.
Williams first met Leverich in 1976, when Leverich was managing a small San Francisco theatre called The Showcase and successfully produced "The Two Character Play".
Held annually in January in and around Park City, the Sundance Film Festival is widely considered the most important American showcase for independently produced motion pictures.
At the Paris World's Fair of 1878 Gaudí displayed a showcase he had produced for the glove manufacturer Comella.
"Bites of Delights" is the creative nucleus of a broader umbrella of community events that includes an Arts & Crafts showcase of work produced by young people with different degrees of autism.
