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showcase

[shoh-keys] / ˈʃoʊˌkeɪs /








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Panahi has won a host of prizes at European film festivals and showcased his debut film "The White Balloon" in Cannes in 1995 which won an award for best first feature.

From Barron's

A highlight of such visits is the spectacular state banquet in St George's Hall, where the King and president will make speeches, with celebrity guests enjoying a showcase dinner.

From BBC

The Springboks have showcased their formidable depth and power yet Erasmus pointed to when they were ranked sixth.

From BBC

It also showcased new, lower-cost models designed for Chinese consumers, which have been developed about 30% faster than previous models, part of an effort to win back market share from local rivals.

From The Wall Street Journal

It was far from a technical showcase at Derby Vaillant Live arena, with frequent grappling and clinching, but the contest sparked into life when TKV rocked Clarke with a heavy left hook in the 11th.

From BBC