Sentence examples for sits on display from inspiring English sources
A chromed 50-caliber machinee machine gun sits on display.
Edward Dawson, who curates Milton's cottage to "stay out of mischief in semi-retirement" looks after an impressive collection of first editions, as well as a hair from the great man's head, which sits on display next to Keats ode to it.
As I have no practical need for dental tint-comparisons, the wooden case sits on display among various oddities that I have collected since being a student: taxidermy, pickled animals and amusing quack remedies line my shelves as an effective deterrent against any unwanted sexual attention.
For history buffs, the Alcott House (where Louisa May and her sisters grew up), Walden Pond and Henry David Thoreau's cabin and the Concord Museum where Paul Revere's lantern sits on display are good for a quiet afternoon.
IN the courtyard of the Vanderbilt Museum's mansion, a 1999 Lincoln Navigator S.U.V. sat on display last weekend, waiting to be auctioned off to raise money to help keep the financially troubled museum open.
But it's not often that tangible artifacts of it sit on display on this side of the erstwhile Iron Curtain.
In the Musee des Beaux-Arts, Charleroi, Belgium, one of Moore's old computer keyboards sits on permanent display.
That below-the-skin structure, an erector set of aluminium with ingeniously glued-and-riveted carbon fibre sections, sits on naked display in the pits of southern Spain's Ascari circuit, where the Huracán was introduced to global media.
The entire time you're online, a one-by-three inch window sits on the screen, displaying rotating banner ads from companies that have bought the space from NetZero.
Everything Fadi has on display sits on a small desk: a copy of the Koran, in blue leather with ornate gold Arabic script on the cover, and a few boxes of audiotapes that he listens to every day.
In the latter case, the probe is connected by a wire to a device that sits on the counter, displaying the temperature of the meat.
