Sentence examples for exhibition promised from inspiring English sources

The exhibition promised to give Klinsmann a sense of what it would take to succeed in a region where the play is rough and the passions run high.

Thieves break into a Dutch science museum, where an exhibition promised to show visitors how to tell real diamonds from fakes, and made off with necklaces, tiaras and precious gems on loan from other museums and collections estimated to be worth £7.7m.

It's not the worst association, given the fact that the artwork made serious waves when it was rejected by the Society of Independent Artists in 1917, despite the fact that their exhibition promised to showcase all pieces submitted by fee-paying artists.

This new exhibition promises to do exactly that in a bold, amusing and interesting way.

The exhibition promises 120 designs all on mannequins at eye level, displayed without glass.

New research in music and theater, the pretext for this exhibition, promises more context but few revelations.

This exhibition promises a more intimate understanding of the 17th-century painter whose works are highlights of this collection.

The exhibition promises to be as much an exploration of Degas's intense involvement with different materials and mediums as with the figure.

If nothing else, the exhibition promises time with paintings from way-off regional art museums that few of us, myself included, rarely get to visit.

The V&A exhibition promises to analyse the rapid shifts of mood, the creative interplay of innovation and tradition in our British design history.

But today's SA celebrates its complex cultural heritage, and this exhibition promises an epic survey from the first efforts of Homo sapiens to contemporary installations.