Sentence examples for exhibit to date from inspiring English sources

("There is no arbitrariness to this method," he notes in a catalog for his largest exhibit to date, "Synthesis," at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo in 2011).

The presentation, which opened Aug. 15, is Hezbollah's most ambitious multimedia exhibit to date, meant to dramatize the group's bitter conflict with Israel on the second anniversary of their latest war.

What has been your favorite exhibit to date at Gallery Diet?

What has been your favorite exhibit to date in the gallery?

The show includes a large-scale cartoon by Robert Crumb; four of musician Jimi Hendrix's symbolic drawings; sketches by urban planner Paolo Soleri that seek to merge architecture and ecology; and AVAM's largest exhibit to date of the works of the Rev.

Now that center may be diffuse, but I doubt sincerely that Cook and Ive can't keep the center held given the focus and clarity that Apple has exhibited to date.

It is most likely that the sorts of avoidance learning exhibited to date in fish studies is better explained by innate neural circuitry mediating reflex behaviour.

"The Essence of Colour" exhibit is the biggest exhibition to date of Her Majesty, the Queen's art, consisting of one hundred and thirty-five works.

Funded by the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation, the museum encompasses exhibits on US-involved wars from 1775 to Vietnam (a new expansion is bringing the exhibits up to date).

Yet all of them have been hard pressed to keep their shows and exhibits up to date with the new discoveries about black holes, quasars, dark matter and planets beyond the solar system, or with audience expectations raised by action movies and television.

"Implementation depends entirely on the good faith of Russia, Iran, and the Assad regime, none of whom have exhibited much to date," Fred Hof, who was a State Department special adviser on Syria until 2012 and is now a fellow at the Atlantic Council, told me.