Sentence examples for off displays from inspiring English sources

In a year of good and bad stewardship of antiques, museums opened that are devoted to handbags, gelato artifacts and the 1970s band Cheap Trick, and museums closed and sold off displays of wax figures, farm equipment and bicycle memorabilia.

At the Consumer Electronics Show in January, where quantum-dot displays were among the biggest news, Sharp and Hisense both showed off displays, powered by quantum dots from Nanosys, that offered ninety-one per cent.

Catholic World commented: "Playing a part— an underprivileged youth who, on and off, displays some dignity and honest aspirations — that requires some histrionic effort, Presley shows signs that he is getting the hang of acting.

Providencia siddallii Off displays many of the characteristics of settled obligate endosymbionts from insects, including a small genome with a high A+T content and a limited metabolic repertoire.

(Little Joe is now indefinitely "off display").

"The landscapes had been in high demand since they went off display," Dr. Ferber said.

"We've talked about taking them off display until this is resolved," he said.

I think it embarrassed me, actually, wanting to show off, display how gorgeous and lovely I am.

Click on the circle with an "i" inside to open a box, and choose it to make a sound go off, display message, lock it or wipe it.

Should the fossils be taken off display, since they might offend those who hold a literal reading of Genesis to be sacred?

So the dolphins were taken off display in 1998 until Journey to Atlantis opened, allowing SeaWorld to promote them as an unfamiliar sight.