Sentence examples for museum book from inspiring English sources

Radunsky has found a surprising way to inject the museum book with feeling.

A tile with the year date (and the last letter of one of three possible months, although only one is considered in the museum book) corresponding to 1307 or 1308 is in the Met.

The museum book on "Masterpieces From the Islamic Art Department" reproduces pages from the Met's collection that were torn away from highly important volumes in the Golestan Library in Tehran.

I may have to return to the museum, book list in hand; you could make all the difference to a young man's emotional stability at a crucial moment in his life.

The usually raucous Scieszka and the ever inventive Smith -- whose partnership is also responsible for the madcap lessons in "Science Verse," "Baloney (Henry P)." and countless other irreverent and innovative picture books -- should be well equipped to infuse the museum book with their hyperactive bravado.

And yet, like "Seen Art?" and many other museum books, its message is so overt that it goes down like medicine rather than a meal.

Oh, you don't like the downtown area, go to Coral Gables, it's their Second Saturday on Aragon with awesome events at the museum, Books and Books, and cinema.

Rodriguez has visited schools and prisons, and appeared at music festivals and museums, book fairs and student leadership conferences.

All of this is enough to convince most of us to distrust new information we see with our own eyes -- images of young women in Iran going to school, art centers, museums, book festivals -- because we've been "mediawashed" into imagining that part of the world as backward, anti-women, anti-American and undereducated.

"My brother loved the arts — museums, books, the performing arts," Ms. Smith said in a statement.

It includes documents, churches and cathedrals, museums, books — things that we all take for granted.