Sentence examples for array of museums from inspiring English sources

Its old-money past continues to flourish in the form of grand mansions and a vast array of museums and gardens, many underwritten by prominent local families.

Presented in partnership with the Kunsthalle Bremen in Germany, assembled from an international array of museums and to be seen in North America only in Toledo, "Van Gogh Fieldss" consists of 22 paintings and 5 drawings and watercolors.

But many of the other treasures — living and inanimate — that are housed in the Smithsonian's vast array of museums, research centers and cultural institutions will not have priority in the event that Congress cannot reach a deal to avert a government shutdown on Tuesday.

These include a vast array of museums and art galleries in Kyoto and Tokyo, thousands of campsites across the country, and festivals in different parts of the country every month which celebrate every from the New Year to wild horse racing.

The Frieze fair of international contemporary art, open to the public from 15 to 18 October, will be accompanied by a dizzying array of museum-based exhibitions.

Qatar Museums Authority, our other partner, is overseeing a stunning array of new museums and ensuring that Qatar's cultural heritage doesn't fade into the Arabian sunset.

10) CHARM OF THE BOURGEOISIE From the Galleria Borghese to the Palazzo Massimo, Rome has a daunting array of boutique museums in varying degrees of repair.

In December the Freedom Forum paid a record $100 million for land across the river at Pennsylvania Avenue and Sixth Street NW, just off the National Mall and its array of Smithsonian Institution museums and other galleries and archives.

He hopes to transform these old stations into an array of nightclubs, museums, restaurants and galleries, turning subterranean London into the city's newest tourist attraction.

It has an array of small, personalized museums: Tucker House, with a George III chamberpot hidden in a mahogany chest of drawers; the Globe Hotel, where blockade runners conspired to outfox Union ships; a homespun Black History Museum with mementos of cricket teams and gombey dancers; a wharfside Town Hall with its signed, faded portraits of Elizabeth and Philip.

He patronized the arts, and had developed in Mannheim, his capital city, an array of theaters and museums at tremendous cost to his subjects.