Sentence examples for staging exhibition from inspiring English sources

The league is also staging exhibition games in London and Barcelona this week as part of its N.B.A. Europe Live program.

The Tigers tried to stay more active during their layoff this time, staging exhibition games and treating the days like full, spring training-style workouts.

He remained close to a father he describes, with characteristic brio, as a kind of supersalesman — claiming he invented commodities-trading algorithms "before computers," created "one of the first pro-athlete management agencies" only to sell it before it became profitable, and helped the N.F.L. develop the whole idea of staging exhibition games overseas.

It also devotes much of its time to staging exhibitions in factories".

He also collected ceramics, staging exhibitions and liaising with gallerists, later donating much of his collection to public institutions.

David Hammons, 1995 Over the past 50 years, a number of artists have developed furtive approaches to staging exhibitions.

It's in this out-of-the-way location that Magasin 3 has been staging exhibitions from significant contemporary artists for 25 years.

A new century has brought new ideas, especially in museums where curators are busy staging exhibitions of the art of ever more disparate cultures.

And, as indicated by the timelines that punctuate the show's chronological year-by-year installation, they were busily proving that creativity loves company, founding organizations, staging exhibitions and issuing manifestoes, especially beyond Paris, in Berlin, Munich, Moscow and Milan.

Statuesque WEDNESDAY -- A dinner and dance in the sculpture garden of the Museum of Modern Art will raise money to restore the garden and for staging exhibitions, acquiring new art and other programs at the museum.

It's big, it seems to go on forever and it's beloved by cities everywhere trying to up their credibility – albeit in the photo rather than sports world – by staging exhibitions of the winning work.