Sentence examples for fair exhibition from inspiring English sources

A "World's Fair Exhibition," prepared with the Queens Museum of Art, will also be on view.

His first job after graduation from Pratt Institute in 1939 was for General Motors in its World's Fair exhibition, City of Tomorrow.

Museum Directors Selectionss for the 1965 New York World's Fair Exhibition Krasdale Gallery-White Plains, 65 West Red Oak Lane, White Plains, (914 694-6400, extension 2125.

The sport traces its origins to Canada in the 1920's, and made its first splash at a World's Fair exhibition in Chicago in 1934.

Finally, in 1970 it found a home at the Old Bethpage Village Restoration on Round Swamp Road, where a replica of the original fair exhibition hall opened recently.

Here comes the candidate, into a state fair exhibition hall, driving right up to the platform in his big van while the colored lights flash and the cheerleaders from the Lakeland Christian School hop around and the crowd stamps its feet and waves pom-poms and Van Halen blares over the P.A. system.

To mark this year's 400th anniversary of Hudson's historic exploration, the fall calendar is filled with a flotilla of festivals and food fairs, exhibitions and expositions, panel discussions and plays, tours, readings and concerts.

The international news might be grim right now, but at this year's London Design Festival, the sprawling, eclectic event consisting of fairs, exhibitions, installations and parties that wrapped over the weekend, designers eschewed darkness, showing off products in a rainbow of bright shades, including feminine pastels, candy-colored hues and accessible neons.

Schools are also planning parties, fairs, exhibitions and concerts to mark 60 years of the Queen's reign.

The Brelands were also "the first to introduce the public to the applied technology of behavior analysis via numerous personal appearances at fairs, exhibitions, and theme parks across the country".

The largest event, held annually since 1953, is the Dawson Creek Fall Fair & Exhibition — a five-day professional rodeo, with a parade, fairgrounds, and exhibitions.