Sentence examples for displayed for a time from inspiring English sources
The collections rapidly outgrew the space available in his home and were displayed for a time at Independence Hall.
She was particularly moved, she added, by the bust of Ota Benga, a Congolese man who was displayed for a time in the Bronx Zoo under the label "African Pygmy"; he committed suicide in 1916.
His body was taken to Milan and displayed for a time in Piazzale Loreto, along with the bodies of several other Fascist ministers and leaders, hung by their feet at a service station in front of huge festive crowds.
A model she constructed of the temple of Artemis based on coin illustrations was displayed for a time in the British Museum and endures in a painting by Salvador Dali.Buildings in some 800 Greek cities are depicted on coins minted during the time of the Roman empire.
If no bar is displayed for a specific time it means that the service was down and the site was offline.
The exhibit will next travel to Washington, D.C., where Diebenkorn's Ocean Park paintings will be displayed for a limited time at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, according to the Daily Pilot archives.
It will help scholars and the general public alike better understand his work". Following the exhibit's close in May, the works will travel toWashington, D.C., where they will be displayed for a limited time at the Corcoran Gallery of Art.
Since the shapes in that study were displayed for a very short time with both forward and backward masks, the information extracted into VWM is definitely low-resolution information which corresponds to the very fragile output of the parallel processing in visual perception.
On the transmission of a newly detected driving error, a synthesized voice message informs the driver and an advisory message is displayed for a minimum period of time.
This notice must be publicly displayed for a set amount of time (which varies by state).
In August, Mr Hunt said that hospitals should operate pay-on-exit parking regimes – rather than pay and display for a fixed time period – and should waive fines if visitors or patients overstay through no fault of their own.
