Sentence examples for exhibitions where from inspiring English sources

He brought her to art openings and exhibitions, where he seemed to know everyone, she said.

The exceptions are simultaneous exhibitions, where the champion will play 20 or 30 people at a time.

For this was, as Mr. Zanolli put it, "the golden age of special exhibitions, where museums tarted everything up".

But for high-security exhibitions, where gallery access must be strictly controlled, policing can be a problem.

"So what I try to do is create exhibitions where a viewer can have an experience with a material that they may not ordinarily have close contact with".

It's place where you can do quite adventurous exhibitions, where the mindset is very open to show things you wouldn't see anywhere else".

Artists went on strike in 1968, refusing to exhibit their works in the national school's salon exhibition, where prizes were awarded by the Ministry of Culture.

It's like a design exhibition where people take different pathways through the exhibition.

"I have sat with him in an exhibition where he was guest of honour.

At the time of the novel it is a less scintillating exhibition, where many glorious Chinese tractors are on view.

But, if you are inspired by the V&A exhibition, where might you travel to see more?