Sentence examples for to be curators from inspiring English sources

Others may be collectors wishing to be curators.

Exactly how a newspaper should "filter the good responses from the bad" isn't clear, he concedes, but editors are supposed to be curators.

Museum directors everywhere tend to be curators first, with most cutting their director's teeth on small institutions before moving on to bigger ones.

And today, the startup is empowering its users to be curators with the launch of MyStyle.

The September 2014 "Discovery Update" added tools that would allow existing Steam users to be curators for game recommendations, and sorting functions that presented more popular titles and recommended titles specific to the user, as to allow more games to be introduced on Steam without the need of Steam Greenlight, while providing some means to highlight user-recommended games.

When asked what advice she would give to women who want to be curators, Morris pauses for a moment, before offering her own life story as an example of one of many possible ways of entrée into curating and the art world.

Not surprisingly, Venice beckoned to Biraghi, who, in 1987, was asked to be curator of the world's oldest film festival.

There are worse fates in publishing than to be "curator of literary classics," especially if one's own scholarly training is in Baroque art.

I used to be curator of art at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich before I moved to the Russell-Cotes in Bournemouth.

Ms. Willis, 51, a Columbia-trained art historian and an adjunct professor in Columbia's School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, said the design was "perfectly, poetically fitted" to the museum, of which she also happens to be curator.

"It was a tough decision by management and the board... Todd does not want to be curator.