Sentence examples for putting on major from inspiring English sources

A small number of works are also lent to overseas galleries putting on major exhibitions, while many items in the collection go out on tour across the UK.

For the last 15 years or so BP have been a major factor in enabling the museum to be the museum it is today – putting on major exhibitions in London, sending them to the regions and operating internationally.

Paramount and Sony won't be putting on major panels either, though the former will be hosting the premiere of its new film "Star Trek Beyond" and the latter will offer a screening of its R-rated animated comedy "Sausage Party".

10.40 All London hospitals are put on "major incident alert".

Oslo University Hospital was put on major incident alert and the accident and emergency department prepared for many admissions.

London 1948 let the world know that life was going on and it was still possible to put on major events, even if on a shoestring.

Created with the Public Art Fund, which puts on major works for all in New York, it ties into Creed's first US retrospective, which opens at the Park Avenue Armory on 8 June.

It matters to the governments that pay so heavily to put on major sporting events such as the Olympics; it matters to the federations that run individual sports; and it matters to the sponsors and the broadcasters.

"We basically learned two different numbers in four days, but that's not so tough compared to what we do at camp, where we put on major shows in just a few weeks," said Abby Lett, 16, who is from Dallas and has spent five summers at Stagedoor.

"Our view is that we have got a compelling bid that proves the Scottish FA can put on major events with its partners".

When people are withdrawing from substances, I've seen people get diagnosed, put on major, major tranquillisers and antidepressants.