Sentence examples for passage museum from inspiring English sources

The mayor of Gulfport, Ken Combs, who is white, said he supported what the Pettys are calling the Middle Passage Museum.

LAKE HOPATCONG HISTORICAL MUSEUM "Passage to Progress: The Morris Canal and The Transformation of Lake Hopatcong".

It was during the museum passage that I first felt the odd sensation that Holden was occupying a world identical to the one I grew up in.

Here is a passage from the Tate Museum site: "Gillray's targets range from lecherous men to amateur actors and musicians, and include the passion for art collecting as well as sex and gambling; all are exposed with great wit and graphic invention but also unrelenting cruelty".

It considers the traumas of colonialism and the arguments for repatriation of precious objects from western museums; one passage directly takes issue with British Museum director Neil MacGregor's statements on the Benin bronzes.

On Sunday at 10 a.m., Yeshiva University Museum, which is part of the center, will offer "Freedom: From Passover to the Civil War," a workshop inspired by the museum's show "Passages Through the Fire: Jews and the Civil War".

The museum's advocates said passage of the bill was the culmination of a long struggle by black Americans to find a place for their story in the center of Washington's cultural landscape.

Among the opponents was Jesse Helms, Republican of North Carolina, who in 1994 blocked Senate passage of a bill authorizing the museum, saying Congress should not have to "pony up" for such a project.

As Mr. Petty tells it, he impressed the man with his enthusiasm for a museum focused on the middle passage, the journey from Africa to America.

In Passage Jouffroy opposite the Musée Grévin waxwork museum is a toyshop dedicated to dolls' houses that has been stopping visitors in their tracks since 1972.

In a passage that may be as snobbish as the museum is reputed to be, Gross says that Charlie Wrightsman hired tutors to teach his wife not only table manners and French but also "proper English".