Sentence examples for nice museum from inspiring English sources

Maybe somebody could build them a nice museum in Napa Valley.

Recently he put in a bid to buy the Tombs, which he thinks would make a nice museum.

"If you went round 20 years ago it was a nice museum but it didn't have any really sensational gallery space.

An advertising campaign in the eighties for the Victoria and Albert Museum, went something like "an ace cafe with quite a nice museum attached".

Mayor Michael Sullivan of Fredonia, N.Y., about 60 miles west of Buffalo, said that Lieutenant Cushing "grew up here," adding, "We've got a nice museum — we'd love to have it".

It does to the traditional library what an advertising agency did in the 1980s when it controversially promoted the Victoria and Albert Museum in west London as "an ace caff with quite a nice museum attached".

It couldn't happen to a nicer museum.

Its latest catalogue, entitled World Art, stresses the multicultural richness of the museum's collections, from Japanese armour to stained glass; the place is lively and modern, with one of the nicest museum caffs you could hope to find.

Rearranged in some other setting the work here would create a nice small museum.

He ventures that zoos are nicer than museums.

Manning has been falsely smothered in praise for transforming Indianapolis from a sleepy Midwestern town (Indy is nicknamed "Naptown") with nothing more than a car race and a nice children's museum, to a modern metropolis.