Sentence examples for museum well from inspiring English sources

The museum, well aware that the murals were aging, had them studied in the 1970s, the 1980s and the 1990s and did some small remedial work.

Donny George, the assistant curator of the Baghdad Museum, well remembers the day Mr. Hussein came through the ruins, demanding that the palace be rebuilt in time for the start of the first Babylon arts festival in September 1987.

That's because it's at the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, an art museum well known to the cognoscenti but only dimly visible to most of the 23 million Americans who live within a 100-mile drive of it.

The show is being pitched as a "We Are the World" statement by a museum well known for opening franchises faster than you can say "Viva Las Vegas" (to name the location of the newest Guggenheim node).

One wing is like a museum – well-maintained and stuffed full of antiques.

The only other dinosaur bones the student had seen were in a museum, well-scrubbed, connected, and intact.

Often shut out of museums well into the 1980's, artists like Mary Lucier and Ms. Jonas found a home for their work in alternative spaces.

As for museums, well, that's where everyone seems to be: from wandering tourists to harried locals shepherding visiting relatives, with or without footloose children.

I once heard a critic refer to it as "the Canada of museums" — well-meaning but dull.

The museum was well supported at first.

The age of the art museum was well under way.