Sentence examples for exhibition shoot from inspiring English sources

Spitting cobras (there is one in the exhibition) shoot a fiery venom into their enemies' eyes and have been known to hit a researcher's goggles 10 out of 10 times.

Instead the Adler is reinventing a human-centered cosmos by becoming an advocate of manned space missions, devoting its newest permanent exhibition, "Shoot for the Moon," to portraying American space travel as a heroic enterprise and looking forward to an imminent sequel.

He is also the subject of the first London exhibition, "Shooting the Cloud," on show until March 9.

In a video for the Santa Monica exhibition, shot by Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris, Sime's exuberant home-building unfolds like a performance.

She was a star attraction with the Wild West show on and off for 17 years, touring Europe and supplementing her income with prize exhibitions, shooting lessons and theater work.

Artist Bea Fremderman offers her interpretation of what this landscape might look like in How to Do Nothing with Nobody All Alone by Yourself, an ongoing solo exhibition at Shoot the Lobster New York.

A second Fraser video in the exhibition was shot in Mexico between 1998 and 2001 and draws on an episode involving Diego Rivera, the Soviet filmmaker Sergei Eisenstein, Frances Flynn Paine, and Abby Aldrich Rockefeller, one of MoMA's founders.

He routed everybody in the exhibition by shooting a 66 – seven strokes better than the second-place Nicklaus.

On Monday, with a light fog hovering over Jinsha Lake Golf Club for much of the exhibition, McIlroy shot a bogeyless 67 to edge his boyhood idol by one.

London was another main location, all the interior scenes were shot at the Ealing Studios in west London and the Great Exhibition scene was shot at Alexandra Palace in North London.

Then the Scarlet Knights blew by Holy Cross with a shooting exhibition of their own.