Sentence examples for exhibition back from inspiring English sources
His eyes danced as he discussed a "very special" night, which ended with his packing away his cleats for exhibition back home in the Dominican Republic, a memory of his first victory since May 26 , 2009
What makes the revenge especially sweet is that the manual-wind movement, housed in a cushion-shaped, 18-karat rose gold case strewn with diamonds, is visible through a sapphire-crystal exhibition back.
Their small shop is at the heart of the exhibition "Back on the Map: Revisiting the New York State Pavilion at the 1964-65 World's Fair," at the Queens Museum of Art until May 4 (thereallybigmap.com).
On a trip to France in October, she was inspired by a meeting with the Saint-Exupery Foundation to create an exhibition back home in Northport honoring the author, her personal hero.
"It's only twenty-four hundred and fifty," Branch said, noting that competitors would sell a comparable watch for more than three times as much, even without the exhibition back.
An exhibition back, also called a skeleton movement, is a transparent aperture on the back or the front of a case, through which you can see the inner workings of the watch and then constantly worry that one of those little jigglers is not jiggling quite right.
The exhibition, backed by Birds Eye, aims to celebrate mealtimes and the important role they play in people's lives.
Rusbridger, he adds, is an old friend and the pair once ran Art For Sale, a mini-magazine that went out with the Guardian, and was accompanied by an exhibition, backed by Charles Saatchi and Michael Green.
She says of plans to introduce a vegan festival, "why not?" but adds that there should be more focus on the cultural losses that have hit the city recently – a major sponsor of a proposed Édouard Manet exhibition backed out of hosting the show in Turin, favouring Milan instead.
There's nothing like getting off a plane at LaGuardia airport and getting into the back of a car where someone's requested WMMR to play the full twenty-three minutes of Emerson, Lake & Palmer's version of Pictures At An Exhibition back-to-back on live air.
The Smithsonian Institution, including its National Museum of American History, the National Library of Medicine and other prominent entities have hired Second Story to outfit their buildings with touch screens or provide visual, audio, text and three-dimensional graphic productions on their Web sites so that visitors can pour through exhibitions' back stories.
