Sentence examples for be a small display from inspiring English sources

From Friday 4 April, there will be a small display of Broom's moving photographs showing soldiers leaving London for the western front.

The other is a small display of place settings and salt and pepper shakers by Eva Zeisel, a ceramist.

Here in a cool, tiled vestibule was a small display of their wares: macaroons, membrillo (quince paste), cookies and cakes.

And the wide-eyed grin in the snapshot is a small display of what independence looks like.

But my real goal was a small display of goods just beyond the bakery's counter, the first American location of the British retail brand Labour and Wait.

In the Gallimard reception there is a small display of Camus first editions and a yellowing page 21 of the New York Times of 18 October 1957 headlined: "Albert Camus has just been awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature".

Last year, at the Guggenheim in New York, I fled the excesses of the Matthew Barney exhibition and slipped into a side room where there was a small display of 1920s art including a tiny, understated, perfectly contained Schwitters collage.

There is a small display in the school's lobby that includes a photograph of Bristow's gravestone, copies of the papers giving him his freedom and his will.

Halfway around this testament to curatorial obsession, among the velocipedes and the 1896 Crypto Front Wheel Drivers, the passionate arrangements of cable clips and repair-outfit tins, there is a small display window containing the vestimentary leavings of the British cyclist Tom Simpson.

There's a small display of beautiful modern stamp designs and a selection of posters and magazines from the 1950s and 60s that add a colourful, distinctive (and now retro-chic) aesthetic.

Basically it's a small display (7-8 inches) for putting your AIM list, media player, or torrent window.