Sentence examples for gallery lining from inspiring English sources

You'd have terrorists in the public gallery lining up making notes" – Ken Clarke, when justice secretary.

IT was hard not to notice a young woman named Greer Galgano on Thursday in the gallery lining the first hole of the Black Course at Bethpage State Park, which is playing host to the United States Open.

The 2013 Masters champion felt the nerves on the first tee, sending his ball so far right that it cleared the deep gallery lining the fairway and bounding all the way into the trees – nearly settling out of bounds.

A gallery lined with statues of Chinese Buddhist saints now contains at its centre a mannequin wearing a shiny gold gown (Guo Pui, 1969).

Similarly, the exhibition itself starts like a shot, with an opening gallery lined wall to wall with works that serve as a kind of full-on Richard Serra primer.

Simmons had left Metro Pictures in 2000, after twenty years, without having another gallery lined up, and she left Sperone Westwater the same way, in 2010.

The Whitney show opens with a silvery big bang: a large gallery lined with aluminum foil set aglitter by an immense crystal chandelier hanging from its ceiling.

Entry to the home is through a 29-by-8-foot marble gallery lined with antique mirrors and ornate plaster-and-wood molding.

In the 19th-century European painting gallery lined with nothing but canvases by Cézanne, the veils of nervous, glancing brushstrokes can conjure Cubism and Pollock, as well as Guston, the worrier.

At the Met "Strasse auf Helgoland II" holds its own in a gallery lined with Cubist works by the likes of Picasso, Braque, Juan Gris and Fernand Léger, artists to whom it is clearly indebted.

Documented here in a small gallery lined with photographs, these pieces were sometimes made of materials as slight and transitory as grease, straw, dried leaves and blocks of ice.