Sentence examples for arrange shows from inspiring English sources

For Ms. Rothschild's foundation, Mr. Miller, described by many as tireless, has helped arrange shows of her collection, safeguarded the artwork and reviewed grant applications, among other things.

Fischer became his most important dealer after that, placing his work in prominent European collections, and helping to arrange shows in European galleries and museums.

They have also arranged shows of artifacts pulled from the wreck of the Titanic and treasures from Cleopatra's palace.

He arranged shows for the Stones, the Animals and other British groups, while saving his biggest dreams for the Beatles.

Be warned: the thematically arranged show throws you into history at the deep end.

Its display cases are meticulously arranged, showing off perfectly crafted homemade croissants, bignés (cream puffs) and chocolates as if they were precious jewels.

Ms. O'Day's ostensible goal here is to secure a record deal, though this awkwardly filmed, clunkily arranged show will probably be more successful, or entertaining, if she fails.

Mr. Thiesing, 39, had come to the museum hoping to arrange to show a few of his works.

William Shatner hopes to arrange a show to celebrate 50 years of Star Trek – and it could even be a musical.

When Jet told me that she wanted to arrange a show featuring people new to the stage, I jumped at the chance.

"I'll arrange a show for the entire National Guard," Zolotov growled.