Sentence examples for Principal curator from inspiring English sources

In 1913 he became principal curator of ethnology at the Gothenburg Museum.

More than four decades later, Sabin is the museum's principal curator of mammals.

"There are lots of earthy colours, prints and long pin-tucked bodices", says Rosemary Harden, principal curator at the museum.

"This is an extremely exciting time for Keats House as we enter a new era," said principal curator Vicky Carroll.

Mark A. Norell, a dinosaur paleontologist at the American Museum and principal curator of the exhibition, remarked, "This shows how biological our field has become".

The exhibition 's principal curator is Yoch's much younger cousin, James Yoch, a professor of English at the University of Oklahoma.

As described by one of its principal curators, Douglas Crockford, "JavaScript is LISP with C's clothing" [ 32].

Andrew Carvin, a senior NPR strategist who has become one of the principal digital curators for tweets and posts coming from the ground in the Middle East revolutions, is invaluable in part because he has developed the expertise to evaluate the credibility and accuracy of live sources.

Other special guests included Dr Stefan Frowein, Ambassador and Head of Delegation of the European Commission to Bangladesh; Mr Carel De Rooy, Bangladesh Country Representative, UNICEF; and Dr Shahidul Alam, Principal, Pathshala and curator of the exhibition.

Ann Dinsdale [principal curator] was down the far end, and I whispered to Siv, "Do you think Branwell would have said 'fuck'?" And Ann said, "Course he would!" I thought, "All right, I can use it then".

That image takes still deeper, personal, philosophical dimensions through experiencing the work in the show, organized by Douglas W. Druick and Gloria Groom, curators of European painting at the Art Institute, along with Robert L. Herbert, guest curator and principal author of the engrossing catalog.