Sentence examples for museum developing from inspiring English sources

For extra credit, groups may create an exhibit for a "living museum," developing characters for extended role plays, costumes, props, and scripts to help depict key scenes in the story of how their symbol came to represent American freedom.

We need to be a forward-thinking museum, developing new ways for visitors to interact with our collections, not just because this is the trend, but because this is how younger people interact.

Mr. Samis said his museum developed the content for the mobile tour with its own staff.

After opening in 1984 in an Upper East Side town house, the museum developed a reputation for innovative exhibitions, but its fund-raising was low.

On Thursday, the museum announced a partnership with Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit organization behind Sesame Street, in which the workshop will help the museum develop programming for young children, and Sesame Street characters will be woven into the exhibits.

Her research helped the museum develop the sleep section of the EatSleepPlay exhibition,  covering topics like preparing for sleep, what happens during sleep and how much sleep children need.

While many of the women in Prose's expertly curated museum develop strategies for turning their backs on the domestic, not all women who do so qualify as inspirers.

In this context, for example, students who visit the art museum develop and reflect upon skills of observation that can serve them as surely in their study of science as in their efforts in writing.

On a recent visit to the museum, still more than a month away from the opening, the soaring downstairs exhibition space for the children's history museum — developed with a $5 million grant by Joseph A. and Diana DiMenna — was still very much a work in progress.

There are hopes that the scheme, which includes a four-star hotel and restaurants and a family museum, developed in partnership with the National Museum for the Royal Navy, will create 400 jobs.

There was a time when such museums developed out of collections of objects that science created, used or studied.