Sentence examples for put exhibition from inspiring English sources

Kay deSanctis, programs coordinator for the past six years, said she strived to put exhibition and concertgoers in the same context as those who viewed the art when it was new.

What I bring to the Costume Institute is a real interest in how to put exhibitions together.

In one of the best final-round putting exhibitions in an Open, Goosen made 11 one-putts on greens that were countertop fast.

Mr. Wilcox, with Yona Backer, founding director of Third Streaming, put the exhibition together.

They even put an exhibition of psychedelia on here at Tate Liverpool in 2005.

Discussed at length on the Met's Web site by Sinéad Kehoe, an assistant curator who put the exhibition together, this piece is a showstopper for all seasons.

Miss Barnell is 69 years old and was first put on exhibition shortly after her fourth birthday: she claims she has been bearded since infancy.

When asked about the government restrictions put on exhibition content, an issue that plagues all cultural bodies in China, Mr. Zhou shrugged.

It then reports, "The fossils are now being prepared so that they may be put on exhibition at the university".

In fact, a lot of collaboration took place within the black art community to put this exhibition together.

When museums put on exhibitions, they often tend to glorify those whose work they are exhibiting.