Sentence examples for show exhibiting from inspiring English sources

A very extensive show exhibiting a million and a half dollars worth of aparatus.

Excluded from the first Fancy Food Show, at the Sheraton-Astor, in New York, in 1955, Ries hired a limousine to shuttle buyers to a nearby hotel, where he had set up his own show, exhibiting only Reese products.

So grumbles one of the residents who both spiritedly diss and defend their neighbourhood in this show, exhibiting weariness with its constant soundtrack of police sirens or lack of jobs, but also a fierce local pride.

After another triumphant show exhibiting the Galaxy dress in 2006, Mouret soon split with his backers citing "managerial differences".

Meanwhile, the parks employees attend an art show exhibiting paintings that will later be hung in government buildings.

The show exhibits an acute intelligence and wry self-possession.

The international Armory Show exhibits new art on Piers 88 and 90.

The British artist Rachel Whiteread, who was included in the Brooklyn Museum's "Sensation" show, exhibited an upholstered daybed, her first, for the English retailer SCP Ltd.

The photographs were taken by award-winning photographer Brock Elbank, with a dozen of the works commissioned by Somerset House for the show exhibited for the first time.

In the new episodes the cash injection from Vimeo is especially obvious, with heightened production values, more location shooting, and even snazzier camerawork than this high-caliber show exhibited before.

A mockumentary centred on a group of government workers in the parks department of the fictional midwestern city of Pawnee, the show exhibits a positivity and sincerity at odds with much of television comedy's snark-driven output.