showpiece
ക്യപ്റ്റൻ
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the factory has expanded and become a showpiece of American industry
something that attracts attention or admiration as an outstanding example of its type.
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It will need swift action and monstrous retribution for it to rediscover credibility before the 'showpiece' event of the season, in Monaco, on May 26-and the suggestion is that neither will come.
By emphasizing the bass line near strategic cadences, he transformed the usual 'showpiece' into real music.
The Liszt, a 'showpiece' in any conductor's hands, but certainly one in Stokowski's hands, could be more demonic, however.
Helgi Tomasson's Quartette is a delightful 'showpiece' for four ballerinas, each of whom has a lengthy solo.
Renowned for attracting top acts to the 'showpiece' event, this year they have excelled themselves by signing up current chart-toppers Hear'say.
In the fourth and fifth round Clarke put on an exhibition 'showpiece' and the result was unanimous in Clarke's favour.
With just 12 weeks to go until the Oscars, the Los Angeles Film Critics' Association awards mark the start of the countdown to the 'showpiece' event.
the factory has expanded and become a 'showpiece' of American industry
Pride at this Highland 'showpiece' event was tangible in the faces of directors and supporters alike before the game.
Impressive debuts for the Bahrain and Beijing circuits, have heaped greater pressure on the British 'showpiece' event.
Ambitious plans to turn a South Yorkshire museum into a 'showpiece' regional attraction are finally about to come to fruition following a £2m Lottery grant.
John has announced his resignation after a 'showpiece' event ran up losses of millions of dollars.
The custom-made instrument is the 'showpiece' attraction at Manchester's newest music shop and has been attracting crowds.
The Flute Concerto is a 'showpiece' for both soloist and orchestra, elegant and atmospheric; it is full of subtle beauties that fall like gentle leaves on the ear.
Predictably, Wand does not treat Pictures as an orchestral or sonic 'showpiece' , although it would wrong to say that his reading doesn't raise goose bumps of a different sort.
An ambitious programme of events will include a 'showpiece' £5m international arts festival, tipped to rival Edinburgh's in scope and quality.
He emphasises that it is not just Normandy veterans who are invited to be at the 'showpiece' event but men and women who served in any capacity in the services during the Second World War.
The 8pm concert ends with a virtuoso 'showpiece' for clarinet and piano, Weber's Grand Duo Concertante in E flat.
Siegfried's Rhine Journey, which leads into Act 1, is more than an orchestral 'showpiece' : it is an important transition between worlds.
In contrast with the Unilever sponsored 'showpiece' exhibit was an impromptu display by Banksy, an agit-prop and graffiti artist.
The ‘Giuoco della coppie’ is a mellow 'showpiece' for the excellent London winds.
The slow movement is lovely (although never completely relaxed), and the finale is treated as a virtuoso 'showpiece' .
The figures of Lord Ganesha made of plastic in the 'showpiece' section look attractive with its colour and design.
It is hoped the overhaul will make the museum a 'showpiece' regional attraction which will bring thousands more visitors to the area.
When male spotted bowerbirds collect sticks and other doodads to wow females, these natural interior decorators don't search for the rare 'showpiece' , according to a new study.
Before that, there are plenty of significant jumps races around the country today that will be seen as pointers to the two 'showpiece' events at the Cheltenham Festival.
the serenade was a 'showpiece' for the wind section
The meeting has quickly become a speedway 'showpiece' that also attracts big viewing figures for live coverage on TV.
The first National Eisteddfod, held in 1861 at Aberdare, proved to be a 'showpiece' for literary and musical talent.
The 'showpiece' event takes place the next week on 2 July at Lord's.
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