Sentence examples for which was showcased from inspiring English sources

Clooney is in the German capital to promote his latest film Hail, Ceaser! which was showcased at the Berlin Film Festival.

She used the time to write a pop-rock musical, "The Reluctant Debutante," which was showcased in 1996, and was seen by a representative from Columbia Records.

In addition to the jellyfish, which was showcased at the recent Tokyo Toy Show, the company plans to market crab, shrimp and fish robots.

Deborah Drattell's "Nicholas and Alexandra," which was showcased in 2000, fared badly with critics and audiences last fall at the Los Angeles Opera.

It was not until 1995 that he sculpted his first 3-foot tall gold gilded head, which was showcased at the "Contemporary Art in Asia: Traditions/Tensions" exhibition in New York.

All of which was showcased in one way or another during their impressive, three-goal comeback in Game 6 against the Dallas Stars – the win that grabbed them the series.

Mr. McKinley had come here to visit the exposition, which was showcasing a relatively new technology, the electric light, and promoting America as the leader of the Western Hemisphere.

The president lingered a moment at the Atelier 21 stand, which was showcasing several initiatives, including the bicycle-powered "Solar" sound system.

It features a legion of street food chefs, which are showcased as enthusiastically as their bricks and mortar equivalents.

The relationship between them, which is showcased in the first part of the book, is interesting but it's never really developed in ways it could be.

The background music to this boomlet is being written by John Duffy, composer of the opera "Muhammad Ali," scenes from which were showcased last week by the New York City Opera.