Sentence examples for museum office from inspiring English sources

His work hangs only in the museum office.

In fact, he said on Monday afternoon, it was already on its way from the museum office.

"I don't think that having a collection of aging eggs in my museum office would be the best thing, but on the other hand, I'd love to have a collection of her pictures in my office.

Mr. Sarkisyan, who could speak eruditely and passionately on seemingly any topic, fielded an endless stream of visitors in his museum office, which, packed from floor to ceiling with books, art, photos, souvenirs, sculptures and toys, was regarded by artists and critics as a work of art in itself.

"The New Yorker was a good template for creating an intimate and meaningful experience," he said recently, his lanky frame folded tidily into his tiny museum office, strategically situated across the hall from the control booth of the theater where much of the programming takes place.

Col Gorski showed me the makeshift Bromley family tree he began compiling on a whiteboard in the museum office, working on the assumption that someone in the extended family still owned the VC.

Firefighters were able to bring the flames under control before it reached the museum offices on the ground floor, mezzanine and first floor.

"I loved that book!" was the refrain echoing from the Great Hall to the museum offices, where Brittany Prieto, a staff member, was opening letters from a fourth-grade class reading the book in Scottsdale, Ariz.

Although his former home is currently used for museum offices, the original design is still intact, with movable Soji screens, skylights, a soaking tub, a loftlike sleeping space and Akari lamps hanging from the ceiling.

Researchers, archivists and historians holed up in museum offices and library basements across the state -- people who normally think in terms of years not days -- are scurrying to preserve the stuff of this election.

Stumped, Johanning inspected the museum offices and found mold that, when cultured, was determined to be "something called Stachybotrys," says Johanning, who at the time had never heard of the mold.