Sentence examples for show marking from inspiring English sources

Their 9-foot-long "Angel Gabriel" weathervane was hard to miss in the museum's show marking the millennium.

He is at his peak in this show marking the 200th anniversary of Hans Christian Andersen's birth.

Her fortunes changed again in 1974 when Bing Crosby asked her to appear with him at a show marking his 50th anniversary in show business.

But the pop-surrealist duo are back with a glut of December performances of their shamelessly nostalgic, catchphrase-heavy show marking 25 years of nonsense comedy.

The portrait was last seen in public at the National Gallery in 1983, at a show marking the centenary of Manet's death.

This exceptional show, marking nearly a decade since the designer took this position, was what the fashion industry calls "directional," with Mr. Tisci following a new path best described as hypermodern ethnic.

(The show marks Mr. Thompson's professional debut).

This new show marks quite a change.

"Thirty per cent show marked improvement.

"This show marks the beginning of the modern world.

This show marks the nonprofit gallery's 40th anniversary.