Sentence examples for view a display of from inspiring English sources
Staples intends to expand the number of stores where consumers can view a display of home automation products designed to work together, including remote-controlled thermostats, door locks, blinds, lights and security cameras.
All of this was senseless, and from the military point of view, a display of ignorance, incompetence, and illiteracy..
The public is welcome to view a display of condolences and banners in the lobby of Aurora Municipal Center, located at 15151 E. Alameda Parkway.
Through January, "Revolution and the City: New York's Place in America's Fight for Independence," with artifacts and documents from the Revolutionary War; also on view, a display on the evolution of the United States flag.
Viewed a display of 6 fountains that were going up and down to the rhythms of "Frankie and Johnnie".
Leonard Milberg '53, who collects Judaica and Irish poetry, views a display of the 16th-century manuscripts by Luis de Carvajal the Younger at the New-York Historical Society.
Observers viewed a display of four, six, or eight colored squares for 100 ms and tried to remember the color and location information during a 900 ms retention interval.
"Mutely expressive, they communicate through body language and facial contortions," Times staff writer Reed Johnson wrote in 2006 after he viewed a display of 380 of them at the Museo de Arte Contemporaneo in Oaxaca.
'Through My Window' (Friday through Oct. 22) The world outside one window, as seen through the eyes and lens of one person, will be on view in a display of 50 photographs by the Korean artist known as Ahae.
Museums and Sites Alice Austen House Museum Haunted House Exhibitonn (Friday through Sunday) This is the last weekend to view "Haunted Houses," a display of photographs and texts documenting ghost stories at sites around the country.
Other works on view include a display of German artist Albert Oehlen's apocalyptic paintings, as well as works by Jenny Holzer, Jeff Wall, and LA artist Sterling Ruby, whose two-paneled spray-painted canvases represent a failed utopia.
