Sentence examples for exposition scheduled from inspiring English sources

The New York exposition, scheduled for the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in Manhattan on Oct. 22 to 24, 2002, will be called Vinexpo Americas.

To tell the story of passenger rail service in Canada, in conjunction with the Expo '86 world exposition scheduled for May 2 through Oct. 13 in Vancouver, almost half the renovated Vancouver station will be devoted to a display.

While on a visit to West Berlin, Dr, Conant stopped off to check on the progress of Congress Hall, a permanent structure with a fine auditorium, that the U. S. is helping the Germans put up as its contribution to the International Building Exposition scheduled for next year.

A Canoe and Kayak Exposition is scheduled for next Saturday from 9 to 6 at the National Guard Armory in Norwalk.

This auction house, which occupies a four-floor, 25,000-square-foot department store built in 1907, is previewing a 500-lot "exposition auction" scheduled for July 12.

The Iraqi police speculated that the rockets were launched by insurgents aiming at a nearby fairground, where an international trade exposition is scheduled to be held next month.

A marijuana industry exposition is scheduled to be held at a Capitol Hill hotel this weekend, part of what Stroup, the NORML counsel, called "the green rush". Stroup said his group is getting calls from people who want to get into the business in Washington.

Promoters of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, originally scheduled to open in 1903, sought a commemorative coin for fundraising purposes.

But you'll be hearing plenty about it at the end of this year, because the Le Bourget conference centre, the Paris-Le Bourget Parc des Expositions, is the scheduled site for the meeting to save the planet.

Apple is scheduled to show its enhanced Macintosh computer during its Apple World exposition and dealer conference that begins Thursday in San Francisco.

Chicago was scheduled to host the 1904 Summer Olympics, but the games were instead relocated to St . Louisto coincide with its Louisiana Purchase Exposition, more commonly known as the Saint Louis World's Fair.