Sentence examples for smithsonian members from inspiring English sources

Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, plans to question Smithsonian members at a hearing next week and will display some of Mr. Banerjee's pictures and the deleted captions.

The proposal to transfer the money, $35 million, drew protests from Smithsonian researchers, scientific groups and some members of Congress, and the White House backed off for the 2003 budget.

Unlike satellites, whose detectors are far too small to catch the rare TeV photons, the observatory is essentially using the entire atmosphere to detect them, said Dr. Hussein M. Badran, a Harvard-Smithsonian astronomer and a member of the Whipple team, who is on leave from Tanta University in Egypt.

Last year, the White House Office of Management and Budget proposed transferring most Smithsonian research money to the National Science Foundation and forcing Smithsonian scientists to compete for grants.

Smithsonian: Don't fret the invasion of the cicadas.

(The Smithsonian also runs the National Zoo).

The Smithsonian called just in time.

Smithsonian: A celebration of the oft-neglected fondue pot.

(The Smithsonian raises money privately for each exhibition).

The Smithsonian project is both more forceful and more refined.

He helped Ms. Sweezy get started at Jugtown before leaving to start the Smithsonian Folklife Festival.