Sentence examples for make it exhibition from inspiring English sources

He delivers almost unchanged the message of the V&A's Britain Can Make It exhibition of 1946, famous in its time, whose note of desperation suggested that maybe, in fact, Britain couldn't or wouldn't make it, as decades of industrial decline subsequently confirmed.

The time line should have started two years earlier with the Britain Can Make It exhibition, which not only gave the public its first sight of postwar modern, setting the style for the Festival of Britain, but was actually held at the V&A itself.

Her success was part and parcel of the Homes for the People movement, the Britain Can Make It exhibition, and the proselytising spirit of the Council of Industrial Design.

As for the actors, "Mr Richardson, looking for something to act in a nebulous part, paraded like some dummy in the tailoring section of a 'Britain Used to Make It' Exhibition.

If you can't make it, the exhibition might hang out over the weekend and then it'll probably be touring the world.

"Isn't it just the best picture in the show!" She laughs, only half-joking, but bristles when she sees the sculptures that actually did make it into the exhibition.

Steve Nash didn't make it out of exhibition play because of chronic back pain.

I finally make it to the main exhibition, but it turns out there are crazy lines everywhere.

Over the next few months, Bell continued to refine his instrument to make it suitable for public exhibition.

"We're touched, though," she added, "that they want to make it part of the exhibition".

If you can't make it to the blockbuster exhibition there may be several Vermeers permanently on display near you.