Sentence examples for exhibitions plays from inspiring English sources

Parish halls provided shelter for a wide variety of uncensored exhibitions, plays, films, and meetings.

The content of exhibitions, plays or music programs has never been a factor.

Which exhibitions, plays and festivals have taken place in your local area?

There are 17 resident artists who curate and take part in an ever-changing list of exhibitions, plays and gigs.

Once in De Smet, the chance to experience Laura's adventuresome world through hands-on exhibitions, plays and activities gives families a real look at a storybook place.

Travel to several Middle Eastern countries may be discouraged, but for three weeks in July, Shubbak, the first festival of contemporary Arabic art in London, offers near-full immersion in the region's art scene, with some 70 exhibitions, plays, readings, film screenings and dance performances across the city.

It was one of those sloppy exhibitions played early in the preseason when everyone's legs are dead and when everyone's minds are numb.

As in so many shows these days, a video about the exhibition plays constantly in its own exhibition space.

The first room in the exhibition plays havoc with the appetite – the visitor wants to ingest everything, and at once.

A current exhibition plays directly on that history: "The Workers," which runs to April 15, features 40 or so works that hew to the theme of American labor.

The exhibition plays shamelessly to those of us who were captivated long ago by science fiction dreams and the notion that humanity's destiny is somehow tied to the stars.