Sentence examples for museum stand from inspiring English sources

According to Robert Rosenblum, for what ideas or beliefs did the museum stand?

The museum stood empty and bomb-damaged.

The new museum stands in contrast, as an optimistic response.

The round wood-and-stone museum stands on a level plain fronting the foothills.

The fort, containing an excellent little museum, stands on a hill named after Nelson.

Each machine in the museum stands for one of these micro-communities, past or present.

Piano's museum stands at the southern end of the High Line and hard by the Hudson River, in what remains of the tatterdemalion meatpacking district.

U.S. president William McKinley was born in Niles; the National McKinley Birthplace Memorial, which includes a library and a museum, stands in the city centre.

(For many years, Lauder was the chairman of MOMA, and Lowry's museum stands to profit considerably from the fruits of Lauder's connoisseurship when the time comes).

Built in the 15th century, the museum stands adjacent to the national Parliament building, and includes one of the world's largest collections of Roman mosaics.

The museum stands on the last available plot on the Mall, just east of the Washington Monument, finished but not yet full.