Sentence examples for have exhibits from inspiring English sources

Stamford, Conn., and Orange, N.J., will also have exhibits.

Debenhams, Leeds Castle, Moss Bros and Holiday Inns all have exhibits at the show.

Mr. Juhasz is married to the artist Ana Rosa Rivera Marrero, both of whom have exhibits at the Museo del Barrio.

The Klamath county museum and a balloon museum in Albuquerque have exhibits but most people remain unaware of the fire balloons, said Marilee Mason, curator of the Albuquerque museum.

For the week after Sept. 11, the Library of Congress will have exhibits and panel discussions and will show a video about the effect of the attacks on libraries and librarians, as well as performances by the folksinger and writer Tom Paxton, the New York songwriter Suzanne Vega and a concert of American band music.

"We aim to have exhibits that have meaning, stir up conversation, and force people to ask questions that make them uncomfortable — as opposed to 'We're so talented, look at us.'" "New Word Order" is in the basement gallery at 221 East 173rd Street through the end of February and can be viewed by appointment only, via [email protected]

Many of them have exhibited internationally.

He could have exhibited his photos.

Perhaps today's G.O.P. will have exhibit more self-awareness.

Babies and young people have exhibited greater SSS in studies.

Younger and far less accomplished coaches have exhibited this trait.