Sentence examples for living exhibit from inspiring English sources

She arranged for the new, living exhibit: 13 Chinese artisans demonstrating crafts such as silk reeling, calligraphy and kite-making.

At any one time, about 2,000 butterflies and moths are in the four-story enclosure, said Michael Boulware, a living exhibit specialist at the museum.

There is a lovely moment when Bowery, already stricken with the Aids that was to eventually kill him, stands as a living exhibit in the window of a Bond Street art gallery and sings: "I am art; you are parody".

This was Kill Devil Hill, a curiosity and ephemera shop and a sort of Colonial Williamsburg living exhibit for Greenpoint, which feels both 20 years in the future and 150 years in the past.

The streets of New York functioned, for months, as a living exhibit of where America was at, race-wise, in 2014.

The Doctor encounters his one living exhibit: a creature called "the Metaltron", which the Doctor is horrified to discover is a surviving Dalek.

He said he earns a very modest living exhibiting "display" sands in classrooms and at museums.

The Arts Catalyst hosts slightly more esoteric events, including its brilliant Labyrinth of Living Exhibits at the Royal College of Surgeons museum.

Schoolchildren and scientists are at home here, as are the thousands of living exhibits, those millions of rooftop plants and the winged visitors they attract.

Mr. Bou Meng and Mr. Chum Mey are living exhibits — like a third survivor, Vann Nath — from the darkest core of the Khmer Rouge atrocities.

The museum's archivists, curators and audio restoration team, once buried in the basement of the old hall of fame, now work behind glass windows in the center of the building, like living exhibits.