Sentence examples for put together a display from inspiring English sources

So we joined up with the school languages department and put together a display and competition to showcase this area of our stock.

When Vo won the Hugo Boss Prize, in 2012, he chose not to show his own work in the small Guggenheim Museum exhibition that goes with it; instead, he put together a display of hundreds of small figurines, ceramics, and gift-shop tchotchkes that had been collected by Martin Wong, a little-known (up to then) Chinese-American artist who died of AIDS in 1999.

I'm trying to put together a display and I think it's going to be about 30 feet long with panda bears and all.

Beyond Meat, a company making an admittedly delicious plant-based protein out of soy, peas, flour, and fiber that "looks, feels, tastes, and acts like meat," put together a display area to implore Taco Bell to fill their tacos with Beyond Meat.

Put together a presentation.

Mr. D'Amato, a lifelong collector of carnivorous plants, started the business in 1989, after officials at the San Francisco Flower and Garden Show asked him to put together a "tiny" display of Venus flytraps on behalf of the International Carnivorous Plant Society.

She made the turn trailing Sorenstam by four strokes, then put together a brilliant display of ball-striking and putting, with birdies at the 11th, 13th, 15th, 16th and 17th holes.

Back in December, at the McNally Jackson bookstore on Prince Street, a bookseller named John McGregor put together a table display of the fifty books that, as far as he could tell, had most influenced Barack Obama when he was young.

The Interchurch Center has put together a related display, "From Topaz to Soho: The Spirited Art of Koho Yamamoto," with pieces by the artist, who was interned in a camp in Utah.

A team at the University of Michigan has put together a new display tech that uses incredibly thin slits in a sheet of metal to permit only light of certain wavelengths through.

Like a school science fair, everyone put together a visual presentation to display on tables in the back.