Sentence examples for showcase program from inspiring English sources

Today the council also sponsors a digital media showcase program called Thundergulch.

Excerpts will also be performed in a free hourlong showcase program at Clark Studio Theater that includes dance by Karen Bernard and Kriota Willberg.

If it finally happens, it will be big news for American opera and a legitimate point of pride for City Opera's showcase program, which provided a crucial boost.

"If you spend a lot of money, you can make online great, and this will probably be a showcase program," said Chris Newfield, a professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara, who is studying online education.

The Corps may even have been intended to work that way when Lyndon Johnson made it a showcase program of the Great Society, by which poverty and social injustice would be eradicated from our land.

Adobe has included the application in its Showcase program, and Google product managers and engineers are providing him with feedback and helping him make it more secure.

(Dunning) DUMBO DANCE FESTIVAL (Friday through Sunday) Somehow the enterprising Young Soon Kim will cram 80 companies with more than 400 performers into 14 free showcase programs over three days.

His plan does not include the kind of expensive, showcase programs that mayors sometimes propose to leave their mark on the city.

(Dunning) 18TH IABD CONFERENCE SHOWCASE (Tonight and tomorrow night) In connection with the yearly meeting of the International Association for Blacks in Dance, this year in New York City, two showcase programs will present an ambitious overview of works by black artists today.

Peter Fincham, ITV's director of television, said he had not even decided whether to recommission the show in an interview at the commercial broadcaster's star-studded "2012 upfronts" designed to showcase programming for the new year.

Not only has CNN hired Kaplan; it also hopes to hire a big-name network star Dan Rather is one possibility to anchor its showcase programs.