Sentence examples for show on display from inspiring English sources

He plans to leave the show on display for as long as three years.

"Africa Remix," a show on display in London and then Paris, was an attempt to introduce the diversity of contemporary African art.

There is the theatrical show on display for the TV cameras and then there is the conference of private conversations in hotel bars and over restaurant tables.

Also in the category of genre bending is a show on display at the HIRSHHORN MUSEUM AND SCULPTURE GARDEN in Washington.

(That ecstatic-bride logo for the Mamma Mia! stage show, on display outside theatres from Antwerp to Las Vegas, owes a great deal to the Muriel's Wedding poster).

Mr. Brambilla, who is as polite and self-effacing as his work is bombastic, thanked him and gave him the address of his Chelsea show, on display till Feb. 23. "Usually the energy in elevators is so awkward, I mean I can't imagine the politics in the ones in the Condé Nast building," he said.

A look at the 12 shows on display on a recent morning indicated that Blip had some strong preferences, whether they reflected the tastes of the editors or the site's analysis of its audience.

Built in the 19th century in Gothic style, the rooms around its central cloisters are now the home to a regularly changing series of exhibitions; there are always three temporary shows on display.

As the station wagon pops in and around Bushwick, Marcin's video works will be shown on display accompanied by mock DVD cases.

Cover image: Models of the docking of the Tiangong-1 space module and the Shenzhou manned spacecraft are shown on display at a shopping mall in Nanjing city, east China's Jiangsu province, 27 September 2017.(Imaginechina via AP Images).

He is just 18, a point that turns out to be somewhat insignificant, since the collection he showed on Sunday displayed remarkable restraint in one so inexperienced.