Sentence examples for gallery through which from inspiring English sources

De Pajaro describes the internet as a "huge gallery" through which his art can find a permanence it is unable to achieve in real life.

The central room is dominated by a bow-front musicians' gallery, through which is threaded an oval stairway with a velvet-topped balustrade.

The only difference from a normal office is the glass wall that separates it from the gallery, through which visitors will be able to observe the employees going about their daily business.

Here, too, are perfectly preserved historic warships, workshops, Victorian ropery and the interactive Hearts of Oak gallery through which you can join in the work of a ship's carpenter.

But they also open up a public route through the galleries through which, free of charge, you can pass, and see some of the exhibits.

The museum's collection of American art, for example, is currently crowded into relatively small galleries through which works like the New Hope School of Pennsylvania Impressionists, early American modernism and contemporary crafts must be rotated.

Shown as a 35mm film loop, the work sits in a gallery space through which people are obliged to walk, and they cut through the image confusing a linear reading of the movie.

These and other deftly sketched characters make up both an audience for the big game and a gallery of South Africa, through which Carlin will recount the absorbing story of a country emerging from its cruelly absurd racist experiment.

Creative talent has to be nurtured and given a stage or a gallery or a channel through which it can be enjoyed by everyone in society.

It's really beautiful and it's in a very important gallery, the Hintze Gallery, which is British sculpture from the 1700s through the 20th century.

The Palmer now has 10 roomy galleries on two floors through which a visitor can stroll while checking out the permanent collection (4,000 works spanning 35 centuries) and temporary exhibitions.