Sentence examples for display holding from inspiring English sources

About 20 zoo spectators had gathered to watch the unexpected display, holding up cameras and placing toddlers on their shoulders to see.

But by examining heat maps, Lolli and Pops discovered that fewer than 10% of shoppers were walking past the display holding those candies; a table was partially blocking that path.

Back in the museum's galleries, in front of a display holding skeletons prepared in the early 1800s, Grigonis explains that, whenever possible, the articulations were maintained by leaving the cartilage and the connective tissue in the joint areas, and letting it dry.

In a new take on teleconferencing technologies, a rotating display holds forth at the weekly meeting.

We believe that chemical surface display holds great potential for advancing research in basic bacteriology and applied fields of biotechnology and biomedicine.

The trial of the organiser of a fireworks display held on the night of a fatal pile-up on the M5 will begin on Monday, a court heard.

"I like it when clothes tell a story," Fujiwara said ahead of the display, held in the label's central Paris showroom — which had been strewn with burlap bags of beans and a specially installed coffee bar.

The artists emphasised the provocative quality of their work with a series of events, including a memorable display held in 1963 inside a Düsseldorf furniture shop-front: Polke and Richter even posed themselves as "living sculptures" seated on armchairs.

The black-and-white display holds about 22 lines of a book page, depending on the font, all shown in the crisp black type provided by technology from E Ink, also used in Amazon's Kindle and other e-readers.

But either there was a huge drinks reception and firework display held in my honour and attended by all the paper's staff as well as Julian Assange and Edward Snowden or I went down to the canteen and had a celebratory fishcake.

The air is electric as the sold-out audience sing, sigh and gasp, greeting each song with the kinds of "ahhhs" and "ohhhs" that are usually reserved for the firework display held annually at Alexandra Palace.