Sentence examples similar to eager museum from inspiring English sources

At the door, a few eager museum-goers are turned away.

Some French institutions have sent out traveling exhibitions, essentially renting entire shows to eager regional museums in the United States and Asia — risking, some curators warn, wear and tear on masterpieces.

Experts around the country have long worried about the threats to the collection and have been eager for the museum to find a permanent solution.

Sooner or later, the picture will end up in a museum eager to display a big composition by a famous master with a history that goes back to the 18th century.

"The terms of loans all came together" -- leaving a museum eager to replenish its special exhibitions, particularly after the closing of "Surrealism: Desire Unbound" on May 12, with an unusual if fortuitous "confluence of opportunities" for three shows at once.

Why are the museums eager to respond to the demands of visitors?

Many museums, eager to snag the "iCarly" demographic, are ditching their taxidermy collections in favor of Imax movies and robotic beasties.

Museums, eager to capitalize on the public's growing appetite for modern art and enticed by the box-office success of blockbuster exhibitions, took a more populist approach to the kinds of shows they mounted and the way they presented them.

Assemblyman Robert Walker said he was eager to see the museum become fully functioning.

It is now negotiating with elected officials there who are eager to have the museum move to a riverfront site at the foot of Main Street.

This question of why American consumers have flocked to Japanese games when they turn up their noses to almost all cultural imports beyond British rock bands is not one that the museum appears eager to raise.