Sentence examples for history exposition from inspiring English sources

The history exposition on Saturday begins with a concert at noon by the Guilford Strings, four Guilford High School students performing period music.

Mr. Buscemi will show samples of the cloth, along with other textiles, to illustrate his talk on Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Guilford History Exposition, which is part of the 33rd annual Guilford Antiques Show, in progress on Saturday from 10 to 5 and Sunday from 11 to 4 at Adams Middle School on Church Street (Route 77).

Antiques in Guilford The 35-year-old Guilford antiques show and its complementary history exposition will be held Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Adams Middle School on Route 77, a half-mile south of Interstate 95 Exit 58.

So far, it's an agreeable journey, but then, about 90 pages in, the novel hits a wide, dull stretch of potted history and exposition on topics like the Ogallala aquifer, pivot irrigators and the principal crops of the region (wheat seed, sorghum, soybeans, peanuts and cotton, if you were wondering).

Brown, the author of biographies of Flaubert and Zola, sticks more closely to French history, but his exposition of the major conflicts leading up to the affair will strike some resonant chords for contemporary American readers.

Remarkably, BC-treated probationers with long smoking history and/or asbestos exposition showed a 16 28% increased lung cancer incidence entailing an increased mortality risk in comparison with placebo controls.

(Although, as Mr. McNally hints in one of the many tidbits of opera history that stud the exposition, the bass-baritone duet "Suoni la tromba" — "Let the trumpet sound" — went on to become the big hit tune of the opera).

For an outline of the history and a short exposition of the standards see [19].

Exposition on history, legal status & research review regarding subliminal stimuli.

Stately, stagy expositions of history have their place in the world of entertainment, and the acting is both solid and agile, communicating the feelings of passionate people in a passionate time.

"History, like tragedy, requires an exposition, a central action, and a dénouement," Voltaire wrote in 1752.