Sentence examples for before exhibited from inspiring English sources

Snuffboxes predominate and an astounding little table never before exhibited on this side of the Atlantic holds center stage.

The movie asks us to believe that after a lifetime of failed relationships Will's desire for Vicki has a depth and selflessness he has never before exhibited.

His innovative slashed and punctured paintings show him pushing quite literally through the canvas into real space, where his experiments included four "ambiente spaziale" ("spatial environments") never before exhibited in this country.

Half a dozen paintings make up this exhibition, through Nov. 4, some of them never before exhibited in the New York area.

Both shows contain seminal works from the 1970s never before exhibited in this country.

Never before exhibited, they often include sketches and touch on everything from van Gogh's working methods to his emotional state.

Pape, long an indispensable Wagnerian at the Met, has experienced some falling off in power, but his Gurnemanz was more vivid than before, exhibiting a pained, almost desperate edge.

Rudd plans to insert Trump's fork into a piece of halal meat, before exhibiting it at This is Not Art festival in Newcastle, Australia from September 29th to October 2nd.

An upcoming exhibition at Fotomuseum Winterthur will show 200 of Arbus' photos, from the iconic to the never-before exhibited.

Artificiata II includes both new works and never-before-exhibited older projects.

Thus the use of specialty breads, he explained, before exhibiting the next boxed delight.