Sentence examples for had a survey from inspiring English sources

"Since 1979 we've had a survey of how Belgian people feel," De Winter said.

They also don't happen very often – 21 African countries haven't had a survey in the past seven years.

It has been years since Mr. Nozkowski had a survey show, and this selection proves he deserves one.

"The Paul Finebaum radio show had a survey on its Web site, and Auburn people wanted Turner Gill".

He had a survey made of the barn, discovered that the removal of the Merzbarn was feasible and raised £5,000 in grants and gifts to pay for the delicate operation.

The longevity of Mr. Nutt, who had a survey last year at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago and a show of recent paintings last spring at David Nolan in Chelsea, suggests that the "Hairy Who" paved the way for many other kinds of polymorphously perverse figuration.

Why we had to wait so long to have a survey is a mystery.

They did not have a survey because the new wall was largely built on the site of an old one.

"I feel no obligation to the community," says Gary Simmons, 37, who is having a survey show at the Studio Museum next year.

Pew Forum has a survey out that says atheists and agnostics know more about religion than, er, religious people.

The Belgian painter James Ensor, who has a survey of hilarious, gruesome beauty at the Museum of Modern Art, is a puzzle to fans and strangers alike, a classic insider-outsider.