Sentence examples for was put on view from inspiring English sources

A more wholesome gallery of characters was put on view in "Ten Fascinating Women" (1955).

After its confiscation it was put on view at the Bode Museum in Berlin.

This long-lost set of galleys has drawn a great deal of attention since it was put on view in March at the inauguration of Christie's opulent new Paris headquarters.

Indeed it partly explains the dwindling away of his popularity, which was put on view for all to see in the dramatic drop in the number of seats his party won (or claimed to win )in July.The prime minister's actions over the past week are not likely to win him any new friends, though he evidently stands in need.

NEW GROUP ALSO IS READY Miniature Tableau Depicting Rise of Empire State Building to Be Put on View Tuesday.

Only now, after his death in 2014 at the age of 85, has a selection of his canvases been put on view.

The manuscript is exhibited each holiday season at the Morgan, but as a matter of expedience, only one page is put on view each year, under glass.

But that's easy to forget given the gruesome stuff that has been put on view.

Finally, it will be put on view at Sotheby's before its July 30 sale.

Among those recently examined was a group of Indian miniature paintings and drawings, and they've been put on view this summer.

The Museum of Modern Art's outsize 1963 black-and-white prints of Lartigue's photographs of speed and action were put on view in an anteroom only to be debunked inside, with all the albums and stereoscopes from which the great work was adapted put on view in "period" glass cases.