Sentence examples similar to he has put on view from inspiring English sources
He has put on a parade of witnesses who spoke of Mr. Cherry's racist views and his boasts about his involvement in the crime.
The Frick Collection has put on view six paintings from the former collection of Mr. and Mrs. John Hay Whitney.
Paulina Olowska has put on view some puppets from a once-flourishing Pittsburgh puppet theater; their intensity makes her photo-based paintings look wan.
That this was far from obvious (and what are antiwar clothes anyway?) does not alter the fact that Iraq is as much on people's minds as the surfer-girl shifts or backwards jackets or baby doll frippery that European designers have put on view.
He has put them on view partly because "there hasn't been an archaeological jade show since I can't remember when," he said.
But that's easy to forget given the gruesome stuff that has been put on view.
The museum at La Scala in Milan has already put on view some of Toscanini's Verdi manuscripts, which cost a few hundred thousand dollars each, and the Vienna Philharmonic spent $30,000 on a multi-page album including a scrawled fragment of a Brahms score.
He has put May on the spot.
He has put them on notice.
Among those recently examined was a group of Indian miniature paintings and drawings, and they've been put on view this summer.
