Sentence examples for narrow exhibition from inspiring English sources

His first match was a narrow exhibition loss to Brazil in the Qatari capital, Doha, in November.

Ms. Harden said it had been natural to narrow the exhibition's selection to Ashley's work in the late '60s and early '70s.

The poignant idea of teenage girls' stitching toys while worrying about soldiers' amputations is the subject of a narrow-bore exhibition that opens on Friday at the Brooklyn Museum's Herstory Gallery.

The narrow, high-ceilinged exhibition space is filled with photographs, documents and artifacts — like old toll receipts and souvenir tin toys — chronicling the epic story of crossing under that last mile-and-a-quarter barrier between New York City and the rest of America.

Mr. Suida's tastes were very particular, which is why the exhibition feels narrower than its title would suggest.

Between "Shadows" and the main exhibition is a narrow corridor, on the walls of which the exhibition curator Lynne Cooke has hung a selection of photographs by the conceptual artist Louise Lawler, all of which contain examples of Warhol's art installed in museums, auction houses, offices and private homes.

Like past exhibitions in this narrow slip of a gallery, which is permanently devoted to contemporary photography, "Between Here and There" works harder than it has to.

Subsidence in No. 100 caused the Gallery to move briefly to No. 105 Pall Mall, which the novelist Anthony Trollope described as a "dingy, dull, narrow house, ill-adapted for the exhibition of the treasures it held".

Some of the most evocative classic photographs involve dining, and a new exhibition on the Upper East Side narrows the focus even more, to one meal.

Moreover the exhibition's title is too narrow.

Nor is there an exhibition catalog or brochure to narrow things down a little.