Sentence examples for gallery telephone from inspiring English sources

At exactly ten o'clock, the Pronunciation Book video of the day demonstrated how to pronounce "Horse_ebooks," and Horse_ebooks tweeted the gallery telephone number, followed by its last tweet, "Bear Stearns Bravo".

She had never called the phone company to cancel the gallery's telephone service.

Schedule information on Nov. 9 with an art review of "Calder: The Complete Bronzes," at L&M Arts in Manhattan, misstated the gallery's telephone number.

At Art Basel Miami Beach, collectors not only have unusually ready access to the pulse of the market but the freedom to go trophy-hunting in public, an ineffable pleasure often lost when art business is conducted in the privacy of a gallery office or by telephone.

In the front and rear rooms of the gallery are antique black telephones on shelves and tables.

He not only sold drugs, he had "a shooting gallery," he recalled in a telephone interview from prison recently.

Penzance The £4m Exchange gallery, converted from an old telephone exchange building, won the 2007 Riba Town and Country Workspace award.

Nothing said about how she strung gallery rope and worked the telephones in the news media center long before the days of computerized scoring.

Most galleries are closed on Sundays and Mondays, but hours vary and should be checked by telephone; in August some galleries are open by appointment only.

"We have had a long relationship with de Kooning," Arne Glimcher, the gallery's chairman, said in a telephone interview.

"These guys have been all over me," Paul Brown, the owner of Gallery 63, said in a recent telephone interview while driving back to the office from a scouting trip at a widower's house.