Sentence examples for start showcasing from inspiring English sources

Weeks before the first local varieties are even close to turning soft and red on the vine, chefs all over the city have jumped the calendar to start showcasing Cherokees, Bleeding Hearts and Brandywines.

Haggis pakoras caught my attention from the start, showcasing as they do both haggis's more exotic side, and the Scottish predilection for deep-frying anything that will stay still long enough to be dunked in batter.

It was a bold start, showcasing not just the Italianate lyric ring he commands so naturally, but more particularly his unmatched darker lower registers and the distinctive half-voice that few can rival.

"It's easy, though, to lose track of the humanity if you just start showcasing tech," Milk said.

But now that every rapper under the sun has experimented with it, and Kanye West made a ​whole album revolving around it, its seems natural for T-Pain to drop the Auto-Tune and start showcasing his other, underappreciated skills.

Until websites and magazines start showcasing a range of pregnant bodies, it looks like women will have to use their imaginations to see that full picture -- or they can simply take a look around at all of the beautiful, diverse, non-celebrity pregnant bodies walking the streets each day.

But an assortment of Web sites — some focused on photography, others on stuff that just looks cool — started showcasing his work.

The Addison Gallery of American Art, which has an outstanding permanent collection, has started showcasing our own objects in well-thought-out shows, and I think the "blockbuster" model of major loan shows will become the rare exception rather than the rule.

The horses began shuffling around in a slow, circular procession, as Cave chanted, "Right, left, right, left!" After a few minutes, the pairs — the dancer inhabiting the head standing upright, the one behind bent forward at a ninety-degree angle — began to master the logistics of moving as one, and started showcasing fancier equestrian traits.

In June this year, NEC started showcasing an Android tablet called LifeTouch.

When Amazon introduced the Kindle in 2007, Fujitsu started showcasing the first version of its own e-book reader, the so-called FLEPia.