Sentence examples for time on display from inspiring English sources

FOR a seemingly shy, modest man, Hemant Mathur spends a lot of time on display.

Six Feet Tall, One of a Kind Statue!" Their time on display was up last week.

He was trying to outbid a couple of rivals to win a black plastic box that was at the time on display at an art gallery in Seattle.

In the essay he called "On the Cannibals," he described "a very long talk" he had once had with a Tupi chief, brought to France from Brazil and, at the time, on display in Rouen for a royal visit.

In contrast, the typescript of Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time – on display with the judiciously phrased letter asking if he felt minded to present it – is poignantly immaculate.

For all the hard times on display, "Touching Home" is suffused with a glow of apple-cheeked nostalgia that often clings to baseball movies.

What follows is a pictorial of a dozen of the many signs of our times on display during the unusually hot and sunny day; a day which turned out to be an impromptu 50th anniversary happening in the spirit of San Francisco's 1967 Summer of Love.

At the time the ones on display were created, the normal disorder of day-to-day life was exacerbated by colonialism and the slave trade.

The episode concerns stepbrothers Phineas and Ferb fixing a time machine on display in a museum and using it to travel back to prehistoric times.

Nijinsky's time is on display in the exhibition "Nijinsky: Legend and Modernist," which is intended to demythologize him and clarify his career.

Abuzz Over Iced Blooms "Fire and Ice" — not a pseudonym for poultry, this time — was on display a few blocks east on Park Avenue at the Horticultural Society of New York's flower show dinner dance.