Sentence examples for something to display from inspiring English sources

Don't come looking for something to display in your home.

A year later, Wolpe and McElroy had formed a partnership, Just Fine Design/Build, and were casting about for something to display at the annual Maker Faire.

When I buy a physical book, I'm not just buying something to read, I'm buying something to display, to scribble on, and to lend to my friends.

It's the kind of book to pore over and regularly return to, something to display on a favorite shelf or leave on a coffee table.

But if you want something to display, you can probably find a nice urn or comparable container online.

"I'm hoping [the banners] become well-used and can also double as something to display in a window, on your wall, or be lent to others.

For the man or woman who already has everything or would appreciate something unique to display in their closet.

If you find yourself looking for something new to display this year, don't run to the store - you can make all your new decorations at home!

You deserve something special to display your devotion to the cult of Anderson to the world, and Tracie Ching, a veteran of Spoke Art's yearly Wes Anderson tribute show, has just the thing.

"They fit with the current infatuation with all things old and scientific," she said, "and this Victorian idea of science as beauty and something you want to display in your home".

That's something that can be said of any bistable display — e-ink is the same way, and once made to display something, it will display it without using electricity as long as it isn't interfered with.