Sentence examples for making exhibition from inspiring English sources

In our issue of August 4th, we accompanied an article on Nomura Securities with a chart of the share price of Nomura, an unrelated company making exhibition displays.

Making exhibition catalogues and the research data openly accessible will reduce the vital income received by IROs such as the Tate Galleries.

After Nick came, we all started making exhibitions.

We live in an offline/online reality, and making exhibitions which mix these two sides of the same reality makes it more real, more right.

This made exhibition essential to the artist's success.

Works like these make exhibition prizes seem irrelevant; which is as it should be.

And the scarcity of theaters makes exhibition quotas — which other countries use to protect their film industries from being overwhelmed by Hollywood — untenable.

Aviation in Oslo started in 1909, when Carl Cederström of Sweden made exhibition flights from fields at Etterstad.

Albums and folders made exhibition easier.

"The houses want to make exhibitions to the glory of their names, across the world and particularly in China.

"The reason the museum exists is to make exhibitions on its own," he said.