Sentence examples for exhibit of a from inspiring English sources

There's even a touring exhibit of a single Ming vase, courtesy of the British Museum, for those who can't get to Edinburgh or London.

But he was at the Game Manufacturers Association trade show in Las Vegas in 2006 when he stopped at the exhibit of a Scandinavian distributor.

This sentiment is made explicit in an exhibit of a map of the world in which countries are color-coded according to their level of press freedom.

By Leo White and John McCarten The New Yorker, September 17 , 1960 P. 33On the lower level of Grand Central Station, three nuns carrying black handbags, passed the Mackle Bros. exhibit of a model Florida home.

The New Yorker, September 17 , 1960P. 33 On the lower level of Grand Central Station, three nuns carrying black handbags, passed the Mackle Bros. exhibit of a model Florida home.

When they looked over at Nina, she felt as if she were expanding, bloating, metamorphosing into an oversized exhibit of a dull, talentless woman with the wrong clothes and the wrong makeup.

Patterson showed an exhibit of an internal financial audit she had conducted in 2011, which detailed payments to five search agents.

Whether the exhibiting of a cell phone ever worked as a male courtship display -- that is, whether it attracted any women -- the researchers could not determine.

He was charged with a variety of things, including felony animal cruelty and a misdemeanor charge of illegal carrying, drawing, or exhibiting of a weapon.

But the sponsor of her first exhibit of drawings, a government insider, demanded sex.

In a new development, his firm tried an exhibit of expensive jewelry, with a diamond expert on hand to chat.