Sentence examples for museum records from inspiring English sources

The Lewis Textile Museum records the development of the textile industry.

It seems to derive from a mistranslation of museum records that were then kept in Latin.

The newspaper cited museum records it obtained in a search under Britain's Freedom of Information Act.

Gene Hackman, Linda Evans, Shelley Hack and Dirk Benedict have all owned them, museum records show.

According to museum records, Roosevelt shot the owl in 1876, at age 17 or 18, near his family's summer home in Oyster Bay, N.Y., and mounted it himself.

The ruling will now require Hungary to open government and museum records, forcing its Holocaust-era actions and its inventory of looted artworks to be scrutinized.

The museum recorded a record 3.9 million visitors last year and plans to expand operations to Scotland, east London and China.

In its final week "Art In The Streets" drew 32,278 visitors, which set a museum record.

Terms referring to these populations as they figure in museums' records are Adouma, Ashango, Banghi, Bondjo, Bopan, Boupara, Bwiti, Hutu, Itsogho, Kalai, Kale, Luba, Mbagha, Mbenga, Mpongue, Pahouin, Sendi, Teke, Vanyaneka, Wangi, Yakoma, Yanda, Yaka.

We recognize that the data have limitations, and the various biases that are introduced by comparing historic literature and museums records to recent field surveys are caveats to any of our conclusions.

There are no museums recording the cultural experiences and African traditions of those forced into slavery.