Sentence examples for to display somewhere from inspiring English sources

"Instead of buying art to display somewhere, you buy it and store it away until you're ready to sell for a profit".

The men said they were from the gallery and were moving the paintings to be displayed somewhere else.

We drove all the way out to East Anglia to look at empty mounds to know where the Sutton Hoo treasures were unearthed, and I'm impatient for the British Museum to reopen its Anglo-Saxon room and for the Staffordshire Hoard to be restored and properly displayed somewhere, in Birmingham or London.

Next stop in the postal process would have been the recycling bin, though a postcard from 1912 would have been sent to the postal service's historian, who may have ordered it displayed somewhere.

Those sites, which are typically identified by a closed lock displayed somewhere in the Web browser, rely on a third-party organization to issue a certificate that guarantees to a user's Web browser that the sites are authentic.

I found a picture in my Facebook newsfeed this week of a carefully drawn, hand-painted sign displayed somewhere in the United States.

This button will be prominently displayed somewhere near the top of the screen.

You may want to display your rocks somewhere for others to see.

At present, while European manufacturers have a requirement to display an ingredient list somewhere on the product itself, this list may not be available if you're buying cosmetics online — creating consumer demand for more information in the industry, argues Rantanen.

8. Choose a place to display your list - somewhere that only you can see it, treat it as something sacred.

Hang or lean the lion somewhere to display it.