Sentence examples for display of press from inspiring English sources
In the aftermath of the Paris attacks, Jenny Smith, headteacher at Frederick Bremer school in Walthamstow, east London, put up a display of press cuttings and photographs.
I ve also included a chronological display of press reports leading up to and related to Mohammed's current case.
But he talks most gleefully about his display of "every press pass I ever received" during a 40-year career in radio.
Indeed, in an unprecedented display of courage, the press has been mocking one of the topmost brasshats, General Tuncer Kilinc, secretary-general of the NSC.
"As flesh turns to dust, similarly a selection of Hartley's poppies are designed to transition from solid object to transparent ghost like forms and in some cases to disappear… a number of these sculptures will gradually fragment and disintegrate over the period of their display," the press release explains.
They could cheer themselves, though, with a glance at the walls, which display press cuttings of some of their most astonishing recent achievements.
What may not be evident from that venture is the quality of silence that attended the show's opening last week: in a London theater climate increasingly given over to displays of catarrh, the press night public barely coughed or sniffled once.
But if there is a silver lining in the events of the last few months ― which included reporting by an independent press and the display of courage by public servants who called out or investigated corruption ― it is that it reminded South Africans of the lofty ideals that they built their democratic state on in 1994. .
The subjects were holding a button which they should press to lock the display of the algometer and thus mark when the pain threshold was reached.
"Guns will be on display," the press release read.
