Sentence examples for display as a from inspiring English sources

Dirk Kuyt's display as a lone striker was not pretty.

Exhibits could be made on boards to display as a "museum walk" in a future class.

Mr. Saijo saw his display as a sort of rallying cry.

As to the display as a whole, many objects, by now familiar friends, have been held over.

In it, a martyr is put on public display as a warning to those who might want to emulate him.

Last week, he repeated those thoughts, though he added that "maybe on hindsight" the first anniversary had been too soon for its display "as a public event".

Duffy described the display as a beautiful exhibition which brought the poems and poets to life, stirring "pride, in poets and poetry".

Despite the painting's size, Ms. Davis is eager to have the 1809 painting, one of Copley's last, on display as a bookend to the artist's work.

As much an archival display as a standard art exhibition, it revolves around a handful of artists and institutions that helped bring Latin American culture to the city.

Despite those misgivings, some of the services now appear to regard the display as a chance to do a little lobbying of their own.

He apparently first met Ms. Baartman, on display as a naked and exotic savage dressed only in feathers, at a high society ball.