“The tech giant organized a roadshow to introduce and demonstrate their latest smartphone model across different cities, captivating potential customers with its cutting-edge features.”

“The circus-like roadshow traveled from city to city, captivating audiences with its thrilling acts and interactive exhibits.”

“We're also looking at doing roadshows to promote features such as our new operating system.”

“She said the roadshows would reflect Africanism of the country's people through aspects such as the theme song.”

“The company is saving its money for customer roadshows, where it can hope to actually sell its high-end UltraSparc-III servers.”