Sentence examples for museum pointed from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the museum pointed out the error on Friday.

The museum pointed out the errors several weeks ago in a letter that was initially misdirected at The Times.

Mr. Wong and two of his former high school classmates from Guangzhou who were touring the museum pointed at various figures in the photos.

On one occasion, Mr. Lai said, a leader of a tour group unaffiliated with the museum pointed to a female performer's abdomen and loudly (and incorrectly) identified a scar as "from a Cesarean".

Income from the funds now amounts to $125,000, as James N. Rosenberg, and indignant life member of the Museum, pointed out in a series of open letters to Mr. Taylor not long ago.

Some commenters assumed that Lawson was white, while defenders of the images, who saw the show as a sign of progress at a museum, pointed out that Lawson is African-American.

Ms. Levinthal said the proposed change was part of standard housekeeping at the museum, pointing out that all museums review and amend their policies from time to time.

"He'd only be blowing his horn, the entire play," Mr. Bernard said during a recent tour at the museum, pointing out a musician hero of an 1880s German opera called "The Trumpeter of Säckingen".

In June, three months after the first in what is to be a series of auctions, Mr. Kaufman guided a reporter for The New York Times through what he and his wife called "the museum," pointing out, however, that only about two dozen other people had ever been inside.

You walk into a museum, point your camera at a painting and the painter appears in front of it to talk about the artwork or even to show you how they painted it.

The first studies about indoor air quality in museums pointed out ill-adapted microclimatic conditions as responsible for mould development or the enhancement of alteration processes [1].