Sentence examples for being put on show from inspiring English sources

Now far more information is being put on show automatically, though users can change their default privacy settings to restrict access to some of it.

He is humiliated by being put on show in New York, but is dramatist enough to know he must get to the top of the Empire State Building where he can bat fighter planes as if they were spiteful flies until he tumbles down like Primo Carnera (who became world heavyweight champ in 1933).

Duplicates or replaceable items were put on show to be used and handled, an early example of today's ubiquitous hands-on museums.

Their conflicting properties – sometimes medicinal and at other times lethal - were put on show for our amusement as we basked in their beauty and cowered from their danger.

When they returned home from being "struggled against", they were isolated in separate rooms, though they were put on show again together at another Red Guard rally.

"A lot of veterans get to see the old tanks and military equipment they used once a year when they're put on show during parades," Mr. Stover said.

The collection totals 5,000 pieces and the exhibit will be rotated every three years so all the splendours of the Portland collection are put on show, although the Van Dycks and Michelangelo will stay put.

Now more than 90 French drawings from the 18th and 19th centuries have been put on show in Paris.

"The latest domestically manufactured electronic warfare equipment will also be put on show at the exhibition," the newspaper said.

Despite objections to the large, blue cockerel, Hahn/Cock by German artist Katharina Fritsch will be put on show.

The premise of Zoo Quest involved tracking down rare animals on location then bringing them back to the UK to be put on show to the paying public.