showplace

“The Oscars were once known as a showplace for new commercials, much as the Super Bowl.”

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“With a glowing, glass facade, humongous sliding doors that can open both ends and 80,000 seats -- 100,000, if necessary -- the Cowboys sure are aiming for the kind of showplace you'd expect from a club that bills itself as "America's Team.”

The new stadium in Arlington

“Being astute designers of dubious taste, we determined a while back to make our living room the "showplace" room.”

MISSING COLEMAN ALERT - HUNTING BUNTING

“Williams was identified as an antiques dealer, a restorer of historic houses, and a giver of elegant parties at his "showplace" home, which Jacqueline Onassis had visited and offered to buy for $2 million.”

Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil

“showplace" for VIP visitors such as the former President, Carter said: "tragically, the international community ignores the cries for help, while the citizens of Gaza are being treated more like animals than like human beings".”

OneJerusalem.com Israel News Blog Feed

“In recent years, many of the homes with choice views of the Potomac River have been torn down and replaced by showplace mansions with three-car garages that at the peak of the housing boom sold for more than $1 million.”

The Washington Post: As Woodbridge becomes Marumsco, more than the name changes

“Photos: Rating College Hockey's Barns Wisconsin Athletic Communication For a number of reasons, this niche sport, which is concentrated in the Northeast and Midwest, has become a showplace for unusual stadium architecture — and on many campuses, the best fan experience going.”

The Wall Street Journal: Why College Hockey Arenas Are the Cathedrals of Sports

“Everyone who visited claimed it would be a showplace.”

Simon & Schuster: Olivia

“From the outset, it is as much a showplace for the abundance of opulent life as it is a fully incorporated urban experience.”

The Helix Hotel by Leeser Architecture