Sentence examples for showcases include from inspiring English sources

Now the genres it showcases include animation, manga, horror, fantasy and science fiction.

Solo showcases include the glistening Frippertronic-style guitar tones of "Rosemary's Baby" and the almost electric-flamenco flurries of "Rise Up To Be".

Much grander showcases include wooded spaces like the Bois de Vincennes on the east of the city and the Bois de Boulogne on the west, and celebrations of symmetry in the heart of Paris like the Tuileries and the Luxembourg.

The 12 Years a Slave star is perhaps Lee's most high-profile find, but others who have found success from the Showcases include Randall Park who stars in the upcoming series Fresh off the Boat, as well as Grey's Anatomy star Jesse Williams, Chadwick Boseman (42) and Dania Ramirez (Devious Maids).

Other showcases include Debbie Døe, Misstress Barbara, and Dave Clark on January 16; and Odd Parents, Shall Ocin, and Maceo Plex on January 23.

After a successful stretch working on nineteen-fifties showcases, including "The Martha Raye Show," he teamed up with the producer Bud Yorkin.

Soon Flume was touring the world and generating a massive buzz at music biz showcases including Miami's Winter Music Conference and SXSW in Texas.

CMJ MUSIC MARATHON For five frantic days and nights of showcases, including plenty of free ones, clubs and halls and pop-up performing spaces in Manhattan and Brooklyn will hold hopefuls, up-and-comers, serious contenders, regroupers and rebounders, all eager to be noticed.

The upsurge of new monthly showcases includes Air Supply, whose inaugural Test Launch event took place at the end of 2010 with a mixture of living sculpture, mud-smearing, frenetic dance and comedy; and Art Evict, a pop-up evening of live art and dance in derelict spaces.

Originally engaged for a year, she stayed for six, building on the legacy of playwright and founder Arnold Wesker's experimentalism with a programme of regional showcases (including Ibsen's Lady From The Sea from the Manchester Royal Exchange Theatre) and international imports (Circus Oz, Antoine Vitez and the Rustaveli Hamlet in 1979).

Otherwise, Robertson Boulevard between Third and Beverly is a must, with a wallet-sucking lineup of designer showcases including Lisa Kline, Kitson and Les Habitudes.