Sentence examples for be exhibited on from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blauvelt, publicity director, said that though the L.I. and Penn R.R.s have been fiscally separate since the L.I.R.R.s bankruptcy, the Pennsylvania let the cars be exhibited on one of their tracks.

"I've looked at it for quite a while on its side and I'm beginning to feel like maybe it should be exhibited on its side," he says of one of his latest works, Sun, Atom, leaning against the wall in his cluttered and sprawling Culver City studio.

That is, the pattern that a unit (or real cortical cell) is classified as exhibiting, as determined from the average PSTH pattern, might not be exhibited on some subset of trials.

The trophies will be exhibited on the 200 level, near the right-field corner.

What sort of material will be exhibited on the giant screen in the indoor amphitheater has not been determined.

There are also semi-permanent residents such as Carole Sherman, an artist who spends her summers running courses and producing work to be exhibited on the mainland.

Unluckily for some (depending, of course, on how rain-tousled your hair is), the results will be exhibited on-site.

Laura shuddered as she conjured up the image of Lorca's bones being exhibited on YouTube.

Their structure was exhibited on Berlin scrubland, as if the artist had gone fly-tipping.

Since 1987 his pictures have been exhibited on a regular basis at the Pace/MacGill Gallery, which now represents his work.

Considered vital works of postwar Modernism, Mr. Schneeman's collaborations were exhibited on occasion in museums and galleries.