Sentence examples for English exhibition from inspiring English sources

The Evolving English WordBank, created by visitors to the British Library's Evolving English exhibition, confirms this continued diversity and, like Wright's great dictionary, is the result of contributions submitted enthusiastically by members of the public aware of the importance of vernacular speech to our sense of individual and shared identities.

It's part of the library's forthcoming Evolving English exhibition and aims to show how pronunciation is not a matter of right and wrong but merely fashion.

It is just that, as London's Art Journal said in 1867, "a deeply-rooted sense of propriety" kept naked women off the walls of English exhibitions.

The latest additions to the National Heritage List, more than 700 of which are post-war buildings, come on the eve of a new English Heritage exhibition highlighting the country's love/hate relationship with the recent architectural past.

Because of the museum's English Gothic exhibition, Mr. Mau put a 14th-century gilt effigy on the cover and used blood-red calligraphy on an inside page, both above.

The miracle is that English's exhibition is only one of several currently being staged in this part of the East Midlands, thanks to the Grand Tour, a partnership (now in phase two) between several of the region's major cultural institutions.

What to do Visit Turner Contemporary's autumn exhibition English Magic (until 11 January 2015, turnercontemporary.org).org

Lost London by Philip Davies is published by English Heritage Lostt London exhibition is at Kenwood House, London NW3, from 23 January to 5 April.

The Americans practiced little ahead of the 1950 World Cup, losing, 5-0, to a Turkish club team and, 1-0, to a touring English team in exhibition matches.

On arriving in Grasmere to take up the post of poet-in-residence at the Wordsworth Trust I was greeted by a poster which advertised an exhibition; English Poetry 850-1850 The First Thousand Years.

English's current exhibition "Crucial Fiction," now at Opera Gallery in New York, is a collaboration between the established artist and his former self.