Sentence examples for exhibit label from inspiring English sources

An exhibit label says this article is "now discredited".

There was just one catch, an exhibit label points out: Leicester died before the Globe was built.

Studies of these artifacts show that Viking ships were, as an exhibit label reads, "quick under sail and nimble when rowed".

"He forged letters and other documents, and inserted forged verses, inscriptions, lists and autographs in genuine 16th- and 17th-century manuscripts and printed books," an exhibit label notes.

(As the exhibit label points out, only two students showed up — a fate that will irreverently remind "Mary Tyler Moore Show" fans of the episode when news anchor Ted Baxter opened a school for broadcasters).

Evaluation studies suggest that it is important to directly tie labels to what visitors can experience at that point in the exhibition (McLean 1993; Serrell 1996), and presenting explicit information and concrete ideas in exhibit labels helps to instruct visitors about what they should look for (Bitgood 2000; Falk 1997; Falk and Dierking 1992).

& elsewhere, are writing captions for the exhibit labels.

To recognize the craftsmanship of master model makers, names are included on exhibit labels to identify specific individuals with the airplanes they have so expertly replicated.

A curator from the British Museum has claimed they "have to be careful about using too many" Asian names on exhibit labels, as they can be confusing to teenagers.

And if you want to attract children, an exhibit labeled "Who Dung It? Deduce the Species From Its Feces" has all the makings of a hit.

For example, the key TCA cycle intermediates, succinate and malate, exhibit labeling up to 39%, while the lower glycolytic intermediate, 3-phosphoglycerate, up to 53%.