Sentence examples for moving exhibits from inspiring English sources

Among many moving exhibits at the museum are letters that speak to the heart of the Danes, written by resisters the night before they were executed by the Germans.

The most moving exhibits are the ones that chronicle daily life.

"It will provide an evocative and moving exhibit that will allow the museum to present the wider story of the Battle of Britain and highlight the sacrifices made by the young men of both air forces and from many nations.

One reason it costs so much to trade an 18th-century Chippendale chair is that, between receiving, storing, moving, exhibiting and shipping, the piece is handled 11 times on average, and each time there is the risk of damage.

In an especially moving exhibit, the museum displays the notes for Johnson's simple and direct remarks to the cabinet at 2 30 pm the next day: "The President is dead.

The project had already raised £130,000 to move exhibits to the earmarked site at Berth 50 in Southampton Docks.

It turned into something of a science fair for counterterrorism inventions, with Mr. Bush moving from exhibit to exhibit.

Ms. Lagueux had set a goal of moving 60 exhibits a day.

In addition, as compared to the static one, the moving micromotor exhibits a much faster killing rate.

These changes were largely due to increased time spent moving around exhibits and examining objects under red light.

Staff and volunteers had worked through Christmas Day to take precautions, placing cars on axle stands and moving some exhibits to a hangar.