Sentence examples for exhibiting to from inspiring English sources

Among those exhibiting to fashion retailers, buyers and the press are John Rocha, Paul Smith, Ronit Zilkha, Ben de Lisi, Jasper Conran and Julien MacDonald.

Her success in her long career as a painter – she died aged 92 in 1970, exhibiting to the end – was exceptional, far eclipsing her husband's.

By exhibiting to this group Mr Thaksin's corruption and greed, the government hopes to discredit his legacy and hurt his proxies in a future election.

We are trying to register what we are exhibiting; to codify the very logical codes which we are then and there observing (1953, 318).

The coefficient of regression for Langmuir and Freundlich models for As III) and As V) are 0.973, 0.978 and 0.803, 0.822, respectively exhibiting to the fact that fitting of Freundlich model is better for both the arsenic species.

First, he thinks that it isn't enough for a legal system to rest on customary social rules, since law could not guide behavior without also being at least minimally clear, consistent, public, prospective and so on -- that is, without exhibiting to some degree those virtues collectively called "the rule of law".

To teach, to exhibit and to promote interactions between artists and their audience.

But why take the exhibit to the airport?

(Museum closes for renovations, sends exhibits to the Smithsonian).

It turned into something of a science fair for counterterrorism inventions, with Mr. Bush moving from exhibit to exhibit.

The result is a sense of boundaries breaking down, and you stop just passively going from exhibit to exhibit.