Sentence examples for exhibits making from inspiring English sources

WHAT TO DO San Jose, the capital of Silicon Valley, includes the Tech Museum, with its many large, interactive exhibits making it one of the city's most popular attractions.

Last year Alaska's Anchorage Museum organised an exhibition in Los Angeles featuring a series of exhibits made from marine plastic debris.

The indigenous Australian exhibits make up almost half the zoo.

The exhibits make a thorough sweep through the centuries; no one will leave without scores of wide-eyed did-you-know's to share.

And there's another thing: "The exhibits make it seem like the exercise of immigration authority was all in the past.

As the artifacts and exhibits make clear, her campaign for equal rights benefited both the nation at large and her own town, where she almost single-handedly forced the University of Rochester to become coeducational in 1900.

Do the exhibits make clear why they are there?" He adds, "I hope copy editors' work is seen everywhere in the Newseum the same as it is seen in newspapers every day".

The exhibits made use of life-size wax figures: there was a Korean commando crouching in the woods, and a dead American soldier with his eyes rolled back and a raven picking at his chest.

The young visitors are then invited inside the children's zoo, where hands-on exhibits make a clear link between the survival of familiar animals and everyday choices that children can make.

Well, yes, but the exhibits make clear, in a way a casino never could, that the Pequots were a significant people whose reach once extended across much of southern New England.

A trio of exhibits make this summer a moveable feast for architecture junkies.