Sentence examples for exhibit will show from inspiring English sources

This year's exhibit will show paintings and ceramics from Tonala, an Indian village in the Mexican state of Jalisco, which were collected by Senora Ines Amor.

Its exhibit will show how Saddam Hussein exploited the symbolism of Babylon by ordering the reconstruction of the King's Palace with bricks stamped with his name, just as Nebuchadnezzar stamped the originals.

Like a time capsule of the designer's work, each part of the exhibit will show transitions in his art and the artists that carried Saint Laurent from one creation to the next.

As presented by collegians studying the idea, the exhibits will show very little of Sing Sing's history from the past 50 years.

Later exhibits will show how Mr. McGovern built South Dakota's Democratic Party from almost nothing, was elected to the House of Representatives in 1956 and the Senate in 1962, and then found a new cause after President Lyndon B. Johnson decided to send hundreds of thousands of soldiers to fight in South Vietnam.

Read through our February picks as well because many of those exhibits will show again this weekend.

Beware of the weather, many exhibits are outside and will show rain or shine.

For the week after Sept. 11, the Library of Congress will have exhibits and panel discussions and will show a video about the effect of the attacks on libraries and librarians, as well as performances by the folksinger and writer Tom Paxton, the New York songwriter Suzanne Vega and a concert of American band music.

Although the batteries studied in this work exhibited low mechanical properties, this paper will show that, by placing the cells carefully within the sandwich panel, structural performance is not compromised.

If a transgene exhibits pairing-sensitive silencing, then homozygotes will show stronger repression of the mini- white gene within the SD10 vector, and as a result will have lighter eye color when compared to heterozygous flies with only one copy of the transgene.

The exhibit — titled "What Was War Like?" — will show until St . Petersburg once more, marks the end of World War II in Europe, on May 9, Russia's Victory Day.