Sentence examples for circus exhibits from inspiring English sources

14. North Port/Sarasota/Bradenton, Florida: "Art galleries, rose gardens and circus exhibits". 15.

Tigers became central zoo and circus exhibits in the eighteenth century: a tiger could cost up to 4,000 francs in France (for comparison, a professor of the Beaux-Arts at Lyons earned only 3,000 francs a year), or up to $3,500 in the United States where a lion cost no more than $1,000.

One elderly Somali woman I know entered hospital with a heart complaint but found herself being quizzed about a procedure on her genitals 60 years earlier; in another horror story a woman in labour was treated as a circus exhibit when midwives discovered she had been infibulated, the attention suddenly on the spectacle between her legs rather than on her urgent needs.

The Eden Musee, owned by Samuel Gumpertz, head of Ringling Circus, has new exhibits - McMath Kidnapping and Ridley Murder.

"I was very wary of animals that were mistreated, and there were many animals that were part of acts in the circus and other exhibits that had been trained with a whip and prod.

The museum will offer hot chocolate, access to its exhibits, circus performances and the IMAX theatre - all for free.

Next February the Cincinnati Art Museum will bring out 80 rarely exhibited circus posters, including a 1910 ad for a somersaulting aerialist that was peeled off a building a few years ago.

Along the circus theme, the exhibit is set against red and white vertically-striped walls, and she's serving popcorn and ice slushies to all visitors.

This program from the Olympia Theatre in Kensington assures the viewers that the circus will be "positively exhibiting in London only".

Piccadilly Circus has not been exhibited in a public gallery for three decades and forms part of a private collection of 16 pieces of his work owned by an anonymous collector.

At the exhibition "Circus!