Sentence examples for small exhibits from inspiring English sources

He encouraged her to hang several of her photos, which had been stored away in boxes, and later began holding small exhibits of her work in his stores.

"Instead of having a specific order of many small exhibits as in the past, this," Mr. Tobias said, "is a huge potpourri, very much like 'It's a Small World' at Disney.

The station now contains a few small exhibits, including drawings and photographs of the station through the decades and railroad artifacts like signal lights, which are open to the public on special occasions.

Slavery gets a single 3ft by 2ft panel, with a couple of small exhibits, there being an International Slavery Museum elsewhere in the city that goes into more depth.

The paper also describes three components of the Space Science Institute's Space Weather Outreach Program Space Weather Center WebsitetEducatortor Workshops, and Small Exhibits – and how they can help to achieve the education goals of IHY.

Various small exhibits were on display in the corridors of the Munitions Buildings, showing military uniforms, types of gas masks, military daily rations, and Army photographs.

The small exhibit is worth a look.

There, in a small exhibit, is the Magna Carta, in Washington now to mark the eight-hundredth anniversary of its signing.

Each church has a small exhibit on the poet; Tennyson's father is buried in the Somersby churchyard.

"If there's a small exhibit that has merit, fine, do it somewhere, but not on Central Park West!

Not so in Britain, where, in 1961, even a small exhibit about the Holocaust in Coventry Cathedral proved controversial.