Sentence examples for extra exhibition from inspiring English sources
"Then they said, we'd also like an auditorium, extra exhibition space, offices, a book shop, a ticket desk," he recalled.
MARK VIERA EAGER FOR A SLICE FOR FAME The drudgery of training camp and the "honor" of opening the preseason with an extra exhibition game does not seem to bother some members of the Dallas Cowboys and the Cincinnati Bengals.
The stadium field would be level with the Javits Center exhibition floor, so that when it was not being used for a sports event it could be opened up and used as extra exhibition space.
He has been true to his word, despite the extra exhibitions and corporate gigs that come with being the main man.
And it pointed out that many other big museums in the country not only charge mandatory admission but also charge extra for special exhibitions.
While the amended lease does not give the Met any new fee powers, it now formally states that the museum (with the city's approval) could charge extra for special exhibitions, group tours and other programs "as the museum shall from time to time prescribe," and could even make its admission fee mandatory.
As it has defended itself in the lawsuits, the Met has emphasized that its admission is discretionary and has said that it is proud that it does not charge extra for its many special exhibitions.
BERGEN PERFORMING ARTS CENTER "From the Ordinary to the Extra-Ordinary," exhibition of photographs by Rhoda Sidney.
"I like to be creative," he said Monday after pitching two scoreless innings in the Mets' 3-2 extra-innings exhibition victory against the Atlanta Braves.
More than just cinema and more than just Castilian (fancy seeing a film in Kaqchikel?), this long-running Hispanic affair makes good use of its new home at HOME with extra art exhibitions and an eye-catching theatre programme.
The tactile nature of this year's exhibition (extra "do not touch" signs may be needed) is evident right at the start with the work of Marley Dawson, the D.C. artist in the group.
