Sentence examples for for to exhibit from inspiring English sources

"Based on the last 48 hours, all I can comment on is that is not behaviour that I would want any team member in a team that I'm responsible for to exhibit," Chiller said.

What most of the growing number of art galleries (currently seventeen) have in common is just what painters and sculptors look for to exhibit their art - well located large gallery space with high ceilings, good lighting and owners / operators.

Representative John P. Murtha was the one who did it, and this could pave the way for others to exhibit the same respect for the truth.

There are workshops and well-equipped art studios for the current patients, and a space in the museum for them to exhibit – and sell – their work.

Now it is time for Mr. Bush to exhibit fortitude and statesmanship.

"After the conservation work is done, it will be easier for us to exhibit it safely".

'Your Gallery' aims to provide a global platform for artists to exhibit their work to the international art community.

With Turkey by now comfortably beaten, the platform for Iniesta to exhibit his mastery was something to behold.

Video can often be a tough one for museums to exhibit effectively – what's the key to doing it right?

He recalled being a student at the Rijksakademie in Amsterdam and looking for somewhere to exhibit his work.

• With countryside literary festivals under threat of cancellation owing to foot and mouth, the city is the safest place for publishers to exhibit their wares.