Sentence examples for programme on display from inspiring English sources
Visiting the excellent Penlee House gallery in Penzance the other day I noted a programme on display for a service at the Congregational Church in Market Jew Street from 22 April 1900.
On Martin's retirement, Robin inherited responsibility for the gallery's Blake collection and maintained a programme of displays on aspects of the poet/artist's work over many years.
The discovery will form the focal point for a new education programme and will go on display from 7 April at Mount Stuart as part of an exhibition that will run until 30 October.
Thousands of images, leaflets, programmes and memorabilia from the Festival are on display at the Museum of London, near the Barbican.
Announcing its 2016 programme, Tate also revealed that the works of Francis Bacon will be on display at its outpost in Liverpool, Paul Nash at Tate Britain, and a solo show by the young British artist Jessica Warboys at St Ives.
This was a one hour programme on future markets.
The government presses ahead with the public value programme, its euphemistic prelude to heavy cost cutting, emboldened by the lack of credibility and sense on display at the top of the biggest civil service union.
As part of a turnaround programme announced in June, the retailer is also introducing more sampling and gift ranges and putting more products on display to give consumers an idea what is inside the box.
Jordan: At this point in the programme there was a break – just enough time for a sandwich, a peek at some of the other work on display at the Guggenheim and to answer a few emails.
The arguments were on display this week in a symposium at Oxford University, which recently set up a multi-disciplinary research programme on the issue.
