Sentence examples for the pavilion of from inspiring English sources

2015: The LACMA campus as it looks today, with the additions of the Art of the Americas building (1986), the Pavilion of Japanese Art (1988), the former May Co. building (purchased in 1994), the Broad Contemporary Art Museum (2008) and the Resnick Pavilion (2010).

The most famous, The Peony Pavilion, was written by Tang Xianzu (1550 1616), with its first performance at the Pavilion of Prince Teng in 1598.

It is mid-morning at the pavilion of Unifrance, the agency for promoting French cinema.

11] at the inauguration of the Pavilion of Volunteers in the American Field Service at the Château de Blérancourt.

Next door is the pavilion of the Volkswagen auto group, and more acrobats, except that these run along the walls.

"I visited the pavilion of your history," the Hall of Presidents, "and it was very moving," he said.

'Conflict is certainly visible this year in the pavilions of Iraq, Ukraine and Syria.

McKinley toured the pavilions of other Western Hemisphere nations, attracting crowds and applause wherever he went.

The Dairi encompassed the emperor's quarters and the pavilions of the imperial consorts and ladies-in-waiting (collectively, the Kōkyū).

Also of interest are the pavilions of Britain (Mike Nelson), Germany (Christoph Schlingensief), France (Christian Boltanski), Switzerland (Thomas Hirshhorn) and the Czech Republic (Dominik Lang).

Behr and Williams are the subject of a new display curated by tennis memorabilia collector Robert Fuller at The Pavilions of Harrogate Antiques & Fine Art Fair in the UK.