Sentence examples for stands on display from inspiring English sources

There is a museum in downtown Bogotá, Colombia's drizzly capital set high in the Andes, where a lawyer's pinstripe suit stands on display in a glass case – pristine, but for two bullet holes in the back.

A small circular piggybank stands on display in Washington DC, featuring a drawing of a grand neoclassical edifice, much like the ones that march up and down the city's National Mall, where America's cultural and historical booty is housed.

A similar collection stands on display at the Museum of Osteology.

If all the works were more artistically striking, that might not matter; but as it stands, simply putting on display eight electrically illuminated artworks to turn the museum into a giant conceptual menorah isn't compelling enough.

Last Monday he took another one, a nine-foot Fraser fir that stood on display in the small shop the family sets up in a storage building for their brief selling season.

Guitars stood on display, a Telecaster and a Kay Archtop.

It took me time to register that the pedestals the sculptures stand on display them at chest height.

Some of the sculptures stood on display in the family's art-stuffed house, where they worked their way into Ms. Stone's nightmares.

Hypotopia was built from concrete and wooden blocks donated by businesses, and stood on display outside Vienna's famous Karlskirche church for three weeks in October.

Additionally, he gave them pointers on how to set a mood for the open houses: putting out fresh flowers on the deck, having Mr. Miloszewicz leave his music stand on display and lighting a fire on cooler days.

Directed by the white South African Brett Bailey, the show is inspired by the 19th-century phenomenon of "human zoos", where African tribespeople would stand on display for European audiences to look at.