Sentence examples for arranging a show from inspiring English sources

"The Museum of Modern Art in New York City is arranging a show of my work and I would like to ask your permission to display a photograph of Lorna which I took of her in Sunshine Park in 1963," Arbus wrote.

Brown also arranged a show of Smith's drawings.

André Breton visited Mexico, saw the painting unfinished, labelled Kahlo a surrealist and arranged a show in Paris.

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

In 1981 the Ministry of Culture of the People's Republic of China arranged a show of his paintings in Beijing.

His reputation as one of the great moderns took hold only in 1959, when Greenberg arranged a show for him at French & Company, a gallery on Madison Avenue.

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

"'If you do this people, will get hurt".' The band's four scheduled concerts were abandoned, but it managed to arrange a show in the basement at the home of a British diplomat in Tripoli, Mr. Bari said.

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

Benjamin called to tell us about how he'd met Cornelius and while we were chatting we decided to arrange a show for 33 at the Old Blue Last.

Muchhal and her parents agreed to arrange a show and in March 2000, she used a street vendor's cart as a stage for the event and collected 51,000 (US$1,600) towards the cost of surgery.