showcase
IPA: ʃˈoʊkeɪs
noun
- A case for displaying merchandise or valuable items.
- A setting, occasion, or medium for exhibiting something or someone, especially in an attractive or favorable aspect.
verb
- To display, demonstrate, show, or present.
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Examples of "showcase" in Sentences
- She attended the showcase.
- He attended showcase last night.
- The showing classes are a major showcase.
- One part of the festival is the Screenwriters Showcase.
- He appeared in the Showcase round at the end of the show.
- Hellenistic showcases has an important statuette of Apollo.
- The contestant with the highest value advances to the Showcase.
- The mural on the right showcases the entire state of California.
- It showcases mimetic and novelty buildings across the United States.
- •Indianapolis 500: The Indy-car showcase is the city's signature event.
- It was one of the last theaters in the country to showcase Vaudeville acts.
- A few days after I arrived, there was a label showcase at Seattle University
- If you'll forgive me some plugging, Song, by Toad Records is hosting a label showcase at
- Shorelines End, its first show was a label showcase in Las Vegas at the Celebrity Theatre.
- As for the label showcase at MUTEK, when confronted with the seeming transformation of an entire wall of the
- I don't think these movies would be crapped on if it WAS about the morality factor ... all these movies showcase is torture and gore.
- Well-known Fresno hard rockers Six Ounce Gloves are back in town after playing a label showcase at Los Angeles 'Key Club last weekend.
- Recently, James had taken heat for his poor free-throw shooting and for the Cavaliers 'inability to win showcase games against quality opponents.
- Another research effort Reed will showcase is software that performs real-time measurement of server utilization and adapts the workloads to maximize energy efficiency.
- This showcase is a way forward-thinking Georgians are trying to regenerate their country and support young Georgian designers, who don't know how to make their way into the larger world.