showpiece's Usage Examples:

men"s time trial title, achieving a record fourth win: and in the final, showpiece event, Thor Hushovd became the first Norwegian winner, and a bronze for.

With the Riverside terminal just off what is now Interstate 95 and from today's I-90, the line would be a showpiece of park and ride mass transit from distant suburbs using an existing railroad right of way.

The entire room has been decorated with various historical showpieces.

literary works, make an appealing orchestral showpiece, with little of the thorniness that is supposed to be a hallmark of Mr.

Guest starred on the Robert Townsend sitcom, The Parent 'HoodPlayed in the 1988 TV movie, Ladykillers and was the showpiece songGuest starred on season 1 episode 17 of the TV series Cosby.

The showpiece event was the final match of the 1976–77 season of Europe"s premier cup.

CDs available include Recorder Bravura (romantic showpieces), Shine and Shade (20th century sonatas) and five Red Priest CDs: Priest.

He also played in the 1990 Pilkington Cup final defeat to Bath, scoring a try in both the 26–16 quarter final away win over Nottingham and the 17–12 semi final away win over Northampton that secured Gloucesters spot in the Twickenham showpiece.

James Hunter of Rolling Stone stated, The slow blues-operatic 'Earth Song' for all its noble sentiments, sounds primarily like a showpiece.

The Museum accumulates, preserves and examines showpieces related to the history of Lithuanian theatre, music, and cinema, organize.

A showpiece is: An accomplishment which is worthy of display and admiration: English Wikipedia"s 1,000,000th qualified article, Jordanhill railway station.

neither is Jascha Heifetz, even though he wrote several cadenzas and transcribed showpieces.

showpiece when it opened, by the time it closed in 1974 it had become decrepit and lacked adequate parking.

Synonyms:

piece de resistance, rarity, peculiarity, oddment, curiosity, rariora, collector"s item, oddity, curio,

Antonyms:

abundance, commonality, familiarity,