Sentence examples for which only showcases from inspiring English sources
That differs from Groupon, which only showcases one main deal per day, per location (there are small side offers but they don't get equal billing).
They have kept a low profile to date because they want to avoid adding to "the viral litter and meretricious trends that develop online, which only go to showcase the kind of cultural zero we've reached as a society".
The less said about them the better, however: they claim to be keen to avoid "the viral litter and meretricious trends that develop online, which only go to showcase the kind of cultural zero we've reached as a society".
One of the smaller auditoria, which only seats 40 or 50, showcases authors and poets reading their work.
The concert finale, chosen by Heath, was Charlie Parker's "Steeplechase" which not only showcased the three tenors, so distinctive in their styles, but was handed off down the JOP sax line, representative of four generations of Philly musicians.
It is a fine piece of work in which he not only showcased his natural empathy with the models but did his duty to the viewer by raising the exploitative and predatory aspects of the industry.
Watch employees at your go-to food retailer continually removing fruits and vegetables from displays in an effort to follow store policy which showcases only the most pristine items.
One is Georgia, which is now (the Baltics aside) the only showcase for Western-style economic and political development in the former Soviet Union.
Several of the 20 clubs in the English Premier League are toying with the idea of by-passing BSkyB, which can showcase only a couple of games on a given day.
The results not only showcase the rice and add-ins, they are also cleaner.
