Sentence examples for preparing an exhibit from inspiring English sources

The Sinclair Oil Corp. is preparing an exhibit called Dinoland, which will feature life-size fibre-glass dinosaurs.

She added that the museum was preparing an exhibit for its entrance on the city's history, an early version of which is to be in place by December.

NAOMI PASACHOFF Williamstown, Mass., Dec. 18, 2003 The writer, a research associate at Williams College, is preparing an exhibit based on the college's Theodore Roosevelt collection.

Dr. Pierce, who became a Harvard biology professor and curator of lepidoptera in 1990, began looking closely at Nabokov's work while preparing an exhibit to celebrate his 100th birthday in 1999.

Hastings High School students also prepared an exhibit on the candidates' positions.

So he was pleased when someone from the church called and asked him to prepare an exhibit of the organ's parts — some cleaned and restored, others left in their post-September 11th state — in honor of that day's fifth anniversary.

Hockney has been immersed in iPad projects, and is preparing a 2012 exhibit at the Royal Academy featuring about seventy iPad drawings "that show the winter slowly turning into spring," he wrote in an e-mail.

Here, through the creakiest of expository devices, Robertson contrives to telegraph Guggenheim's misguided love and ambitions for her daughter by having Pegeen offstage in the bathroom, preparing for an exhibit of her art that her mother has arranged.

Therefore, this study proposes a synchronous reduction method for preparing an Ir-G electrode that exhibits excellent electrocatalytic performance, thereby demonstrating significant improvements in VRB applications.

Research the history behind each one and prepare a museum exhibit illustrating neon sign history where you live.

I wish some museum would prepare a climate exhibit with two adjacent displays that show two worlds with the same greenhouse gas concentrations at some future date (say, 50 years from now).