Sentence examples for showcasing over from inspiring English sources
The use of the phrase "showcasing over" is correct in written English, but it is not very commonly used
It is used to indicate that something has been presented or shared, but is now finished. For example, you might say "We finished showcasing over our latest product line".
Published on November 22nd, it's described by the book's press release as "a visual dialogue between Lady Gaga and Terry Richardson," showcasing "over 350 color and black and white photographs taken during the 10 month period" between August 2010 and February 2011.
In May, 1000 volunteers from all sectors – military, government, media, artists, activists, students – joined him to paint a 1075-meter long "Biodiversity Wall of Nature" in Quezon city, showcasing over 200 species of marine and mammal life in the Philippines.
Over a dozen venues will be showcasing over 200 acts, and while it's impossible to cover everything in a few hundred words, especially with such a diverse lineup, below are a handful of personal highlights you can attend for free (four of which you can find on our Howling Owl stage, and are the artists who I would have chosen regardless, hence why we asked them to play!).
Since 2002, more artists each year became involved with Gallery RIVAA, showcasing over eighty different exhibitions including member and guest shows since its founding.
The robbers, who were following her every move were able to see exactly where she was with the valuables she had been showcasing over social media.
Self took a more current approach, showcasing over 100 self-portraits of contemporary artists including Damien Hirst, Tracey Emin, and David Hockney.
Alongside the Shipley's excellent fine art collection, a new Designs for Life gallery showcases over 300 objects from all over the world.
Over the past decade, Gallery RIVAA has showcased over 80 different exhibitions, including member and guest shows, and it has organized more than 100 free-of-charge community-oriented events like concerts, plays, movie screenings, poetry readings, and book signings.
An ambitious feat by any measure, Iran: Unedited History showcases over 200 works by 20 artists, charting Iranian visual culture over the turbulence of the past half-century.
By staking a protected space for the performer, they become films about acting, in which technique is showcased over expression and manner is celebrated for its own sake.
The program is intended to "give a taste of talent and creativity that will be showcased over the coming years, leading up to the 2012 Games," according to a statement released on Thursday.
