Sentence examples for was to exhibit from inspiring English sources

Mr. Salatino's plan was to exhibit the early conceptual work.

The choice that Matt made, and Jonathan, was to exhibit power over people".

What was important to him was to exhibit a causal link between a phenomenon and its origins.

One tub was to exhibit the properties of erosion; another was to resemble a swirling vortex; a third was to evoke ancient ruins.

Mr. Autry's original goal when the museum opened in 1988 was to "exhibit and interpret the heritage of the West and show how it has influenced America and the world".

The hope was to exhibit a part of Denmark itself, rather than the usual Expo fare of "state propaganda in papier-mâché," as Ingels put it at the time.

Dr. G. announced that he and Santelli were to exhibit before the assembled club members.

Another future show, now under negotiation, is to exhibit works by Norman Rockwell, a crowd pleaser.

Their gallery philosophy is to exhibit small and affordable work so anyone can become a collector.

Swansea Museum is to exhibit a poppy picked in the trenches of the Somme in 1916.

The goal of Section 3 is to exhibit the variational formulation for the impulsive Dirichlet problem.