Sentence examples for could display their from inspiring English sources

In 1985, Jack Lang, another activist culture minister, invited artists to propose public places where they could display their art.

The gallery was founded in 1966 as a place where both black and white South African artists could display their work.

Through the mid-nineteenth century the great papers had been essentially political and essentially personal; they were the platforms on which great editors could display their personal brilliance and the news columns were usually as biased and argumentative as the editorial page.

Now they could display their trophy to Congress and ask for money for the bilateral strategy known as the Mérida Initiative, signed between President George W. Bush and President Felipe Calderón, in 2008, and which had since funneled $2.3 billion in aid to the Mexican government and security forces.

"We worked with the artists and discussed various ways we could display their work".

Wearers could display their prosperity by putting on multiple layers of fabric, which at that time was costly.

His first act was to introduce graduated rough so players who barely missed the fairway could still display their skills instead of chopping out sideways.

Gay men and lesbians, he said, were proudly serving around the world -– the only difference being that they could now display their family photos.

With Obama in the White House, Germans finally, and with good conscience, could again display their love and affection for America.

A note from a friend or regular contact could display just their face (via Facebook/Flickr integration) with a one-word subject, and those kind of priority messages could be sent to the top of the page.

Zolty and the Breakfast team, however, compensated by carefully selecting the 36 colors their machine could display to maximize their range.