Sentence examples for which would showcase from inspiring English sources

Parents wanted the soccer team to have a fall season, which would showcase the elite players to colleges.

The site, near to Ratho on the western edge of the city, would include a giant garden complex called the "Calyx", which would showcase sustainable gardening methods, and a 25,000 seat sports stadium.

Mr. Alexander, a former federal secretary of education and governor of Tennessee, proposed a bill to create 200 Centers of Excellence, which would showcase exceptional Head Start programs across the country.

FOUR years ago, Peter D. Reiss was delighted when he heard that the old Grumman hangar off Sunrise Highway in Great River would be redeveloped as the Long Island Technology Center, which would showcase the rising stars of the region's high-tech sector in "new economy" splendor.

Godolphin was founded as a thoroughbred operation in 1992 which would showcase Dubai and rack up big-race winners around the world, which it has done.

In the 1930s, Mussolini designated the area as a location for the 1942 World's Fair, which would showcase a reinvented Rome and a resounding new empire through architectural celebration.

In lieu of rent payments, Bard was known to sometimes accept works of art, which he'd showcase in the lobby.

The annual meeting of the Arab League, which Iraqi leaders hoped would showcase the progress they claimed their country had made, was postponed because, with the Arab world boiling, many leaders did not want to leave their countries, in part out of fear they would never return.

Correspondents say the government had hoped the three-day event - which begins on Friday - would showcase Sri Lanka's post-war revival, but instead it is turning into a PR disaster.

Correspondents say that the government had hoped that the three-day summit - which begins on Friday - would showcase Sri Lanka's post-war revival, but instead it is turning into a PR disaster, as some of the 53 Commonwealth members and rights groups focus attention on the island's human rights record.

And it would showcase something valuable, which is a 300-year-old tradition of highly skilled Maine shipwrights".