Sentence examples for finally on display from inspiring English sources
It seems few read the book in 1977; rather more were made aware of it in 2000, when Lost Roads republished a corrected and line-numbered version of the book; and with the book's much-needed 2008 reprinting, the scope and majesty of Stanford's genius is finally on display for that sizeable American and international audience one hopes is willing and able to receive it.
But nothing in the photographs of Gaddafi wounded, dead, dragged through the streets, and finally on display, rotting in public, has been anything like as disgusting as the thoroughly hypocritical and self-deceiving international reaction to these pictures.
Parental loss is a theme that has played out heavily in Disney films, but in the new version of Cinderella, a little grief is finally on display as well.
On Thursday, after years of work and many months of delays, Shawcross's latest installation, Chord, finally went on display.
Guy finally went on display in 1982, though only for a matter of weeks, perhaps too controversial to hold his own at the front of house.
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The 126 long-lost rolls of film feature some 4,500 snapshots of wartime scenes taken by the swashbuckling Robert Capa, the pioneering Gerda Taro, and the compassionate Chim (David Seymour) and are now finally going on display in the form of contact sheets and a digital slide show at "The Mexican Suitcase," an exhibition curated by Cynthia Young at the ICP that will run through January 9 , 2011
They're now, finally, on full display in "Wizard of the Crow," Ngugi's long-awaited new novel — he has translated it himself from the original Kikuyu — that blends satire and polemic in its depiction of an African nation at a crossroads in the aftermath of white rule.
More than a rough-and-tumble decade later, those warm feelings are finally on public display as Raven's opening song.
Finally, the begging by Chewi and Lolita, became too much for Dana Rose Lee, who is a sophomore at Bates College and has one photograph on display.
