Sentence examples for publications on display from inspiring English sources

Below, a peek into some of the interesting publications on display: Bidoun: Apartamento: Bad Day: "Millenium Magazines" runs through May 14 at the MoMA.

But among the dozens of indie publications on display are some great titles — "I Heart Darkness," by Natascha Sofia Snellman, and "Good Morning, Evil Genius," by Meg Cranston — and beautiful concepts, like Brian Kennon's "Black and White Reproductions of the Abstract Expressionists," in which the colors in famous paintings are indicated by squares printed in the margins.

And the logo had to work well with our website, Facebook, Twitter and so on, as well as be flexible for use in publications and on display materials.

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Every mainstream retailer which stocks lads' mags is vulnerable to legal action by staff and, where those publications are visibly on display, by customers.

But by June the problem was acknowledged in the Centers' publication, Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, also on display.

All the books on display have been vetted before publication and some heavily censored, as is routine for every book printed in Iran.

He puts his versatility on display this month with the publication of two translations, the wildly funny contemporary novel Live Bait by Fabio Genovesi (Other Press) and the moody masterpiece of sexual awakening, Agostino by Alberto Moravia (NYRB Classics).

She has around 20 technical publications, and filed more than 15 US and international patents on display, video processing and compression systems and architectures.

He collaborated with Picasso, Duchamp, Miró, Gertrude Stein and other luminaries on numerous fine-art publications, and a selection of his suavely designed and highly inventive volumes is on display here.