Sentence examples for be exhibiting from inspiring English sources
verb
To display or show (something) for others to see, especially at an exhibition or contest.
- He wanted to exhibit his baseball cards.
Neri Oxman from MATERIALECOLOGY will be exhibiting new work.
Museums would be exhibiting vases decorated with lyrical scenes of injection and pill-popping.
In seeking to wrench Kong from his habitat, Denham might be exhibiting the scientist's transgression.
But as the match wore on he appeared to be exhibiting not strategy but impatience.
The pieces he will be exhibiting in New York include his SS94 flying-saucer dress and the 1999 A-POC.
In Pop Life, the Tate will be exhibiting Hirst's work from his 2008 Sotheby's auction, Beautiful Inside My Head Forever.
It will be exhibited until Nov. 24.
"Flyaway" will be exhibited April 10 to June 2.
The two parts will be exhibited together.
They exist to be exhibited, not used.
Those works can be exhibited in China.
