Sentence examples for on display of from inspiring English sources
It is not the only one that is on display of course - there are in fact 17 copies of the Magna Carta which are known to have survived over the years.
The most striking features of the apartment are a terrace, largely unused, with sweeping views of downtown (for a long while, Turner says, he "was the only downtown resident — except homeless people!"), and a photograph — one of the few on display — of Ed Turner looking up adoringly at his son.
An analgesic dose of intrathecal morphine inhibited acquisition of the aversive response but had no effect on display of an established one; systemic non-analgesic morphine inhibited acquisition and display of the affective reaction.
For on display, of course, are the deep splits within this movement.
The usual superheroes and film studio fantasies will be on display, of course.
Edwina Ehrman, the curator, is open about the evidence on display of the increasing commercialisation of weddings.
They make paid appearances at public events, putting on displays of piratical shenanigans, and tour the UK educating people about the golden age of piracy.
In Schapiro's view, Kaine had "embarrassed himself," because it was "a jarring, full-on display of Kaine's ambition".
That comic edge is undoubtedly there, enhanced by a full-on display of evocative period detail (a fancy-dress parade to which Lizzie goes as Miss Decimal, dressed up in Bacofoil as a 50p piece; the comic Whizzer and Chips as a special treat; egg-and-bacon pie rebranded as quiche lorraine – this was the texture of a 70s childhood).
The last full-on display of ripe fruit took place in the 1950s and early 1960s, with movie stars like Gina Lollobrigida and Claudia Cardinale, who famously appeared as a luscious beauty in Luchino Visconti's 1963 masterpiece "Il Gattopardo" ("The Leopard").
After all, nothing says "inspirational leader" like approaching one of the most basic products that your voters consume every day with a put-on display of animal suspicion.
