Sentence examples for expected museum from inspiring English sources

When the crowds didn't come in the numbers that had been expected, museum leaders decided they had to trim spending to $45 million.

Ms. Maher added: "What were trying to do is take the concept of an expected museum experience and make it more immersive and engaging to visitors coming in, giving them the opportunity to experience an exhibit instead of just viewing it".

When I interviewed Italian investigators in 2002, I was told they did not expect museums to give up every object they could now trace to an illicit source.

In a special edition of the French magazine Beaux Arts this month, the art critic Emmanuelle Lequeux warned against the rise of a "merchandised culture" that she said would lead to the decline of national museums as governments reduced funding, expecting museums to generate their own income.

Broad wrote that he expected the museum not to pursue the provision to which he objected.

With more than five million visitors a year expected, the museum's spirit is decidedly more informational than confrontational.

As might be expected, this museum tells as rosy a story as possible about relations between the Native Americans and the Pilgrims, focusing on the peaceful aspect of their interactions.

So many visitors, however, turned up to the NMWA, that instead of giving one "Nasty Women" tour as originally expected, the museum gave nine.

Bids on the work are expected from museums in the United States and abroad, and from the small but passionate group of Magritte collectors, Mr. Giraud said.

Abrams said he expects the museum to open in 2018, at the earliest.

We wouldn't expect a museum about World War II to end with lessons about the evils of all wars.