Sentence examples for by a display of from inspiring English sources

The exhibit is accompanied by a display of Viking art, some of it Irish in origin.

Near the shop's exit she stopped in her tracks, fascinated by a display of origami paper.

The entrance to the restaurant is marked by a display of elegant tableware.

The bridge is marked by a display of copies of orders of attachment from other claimants.

Slim and upright, he has an air of imperturbable self-possession that is occasionally softened by a display of humor.

America will now be pummelled by a display of campaign spending unparalleled in its – or the world's – experience.

His first months of office were characterised by a display of presidential activity unmatched in US history.

1.41pm GMT 11 min: 'England are playing some tidy football,' exclaims the BBC's John Motson, shocked by a display of incontrovertible Anglo-competence.

The dramatic turnaround has been achieved by a display of purpose and co-ordination from the African Union, a body long criticised as lumbering and divided.

This progression is clearly and engagingly traced by a display of more than 24 models in a gallery whose walls are ringed with photographs of completed works.

(It is axiomatic in the cash-for-gold business that any offer is instantly accompanied by a display of legal tender, preferably being counted out).