Sentence examples for staged a showcase from inspiring English sources

The 1996 Atlanta games was a logistical and security nightmare, yet the city staged a showcase of extraordinary human endeavour.

That was why Joseph A. Stout, a basketball fan who is the commissioner of the Westchester County Parks Department, thought it would be a good idea to stage a showcase.

Last week, for example, Heritage Action, the political arm of the conservative Heritage Foundation, staged a conference to showcase the insurgents' work: a wonkfest that included plans for healthcare, welfare reform and even deregulating college accreditation.

We had been booking Hell since the mid-1990s, so he turned to us to stage a label showcase in December 2001 that we put on at London's Heaven.

Sony devoted a sizeable section of its press conference last year to indie games, and Microsoft is already signalling its interest this time round by staging an indie showcase ahead of its presentation on Monday.

The PGA Tour long has been regarded as golf's Broadway stage, a showcase for the world's best professionals.

A celebratory book by Private Eye staffer Adam Macqueen is being published, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is staging an exhibition showcasing the magazine's covers and cartoons.

After initially deciding to stay in Ramsay Street, Donna's friends manage to convince her to leave by staging a fashion show showcasing her designs.

Rather than staging a runway show to showcase their line, the guys made a short film, which has the look of a Super 8 home movie taken at a sunny backyard barbecue — albeit one where all the guests are impeccably dressed bright young things.

Regardless, there was a sense of pride at the mere opportunity and ability to stage an event and showcase young talent like this now.

Two proud Yanks took center stage in a showcase of contrast that tennis is now sadly without.