EXHIBITION in a Sentence
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169 example sentences for EXHIBITION, such as:
1. The youth felt triumphant at this exhibition.
2. A fire caused the premature closing of the exhibition.
3. The exhibition was sponsored by the Society of Culture.
4. The exhibition helped her establish herself as an artist.
5. Journalists will be able to preview the exhibition tomorrow.
2. A fire caused the premature closing of the exhibition.
3. The exhibition was sponsored by the Society of Culture.
4. The exhibition helped her establish herself as an artist.
5. Journalists will be able to preview the exhibition tomorrow.
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Meanings and Examples of EXHIBITION
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exhibition
n. a collection of things (goods or works of art etc.) for public display
n. the act of exhibiting
Classic Sentence: (112 in 8 pages)
1 Before such an exhibition of grief, Pittypat's easy tears ceased and Melly flew to the bedside to comfort her sister-in-law.
2 She was like some rare flower grown for exhibition, a flower from which every bud had been nipped except the crowning blossom of her beauty.
3 He proposed an informal exhibition match to advertise the association; he suggested that Carol and himself, the Haydocks, the Woodfords, and the Dillons play doubles, and that the association be formed from the gathered enthusiasts.
4 It is some systematized exhibition of the whale in his broad genera, that I would now fain put before you.
5 Charley and I scoured them, and they were on exhibition in the Harling office all summer.
6 Another girl would have kept her baby out of sight, but Tony, of course, must have its picture on exhibition at the town photographer's, in a great gilt frame.
7 By this time the song of Gamut had ceased, and the sisters had learned to still the exhibition of their emotions.
8 Duncan was touched at the quiet and impressive exhibition of his grief.
9 The movement, the exhibition, and the cry which again burst from the lips of the young Mohican, instantly drew the whole party about him.
10 Large piles of brush lay scattered about the clearing, and a wary and aged squaw was occupied in firing as many as might serve to light the coming exhibition.
11 This exhibition of anger was noted by all present; and from an apprehension of exasperating a temper that was already chafed nearly to madness, several minutes were suffered to pass before another word was uttered.
12 At this unexpected exhibition, a loud and vehement expression of pleasure burst from the mouth of every warrior present.
13 I remember the first time I ever witnessed this horrible exhibition.
14 The youth felt triumphant at this exhibition.
15 But they were in a state of frenzy, perhaps because of forgotten vanities, and it made an exhibition of sublime recklessness.
Example Sentence: (57 in 4 pages)
1 Journalists will be able to preview the exhibition tomorrow.
2 Most of the best paintings in the exhibition were already spoken for.
3 I asked him to come to the exhibition but he'd already seen it.
4 These newly-designed devices will not appear on the exhibition.
5 The exhibition helped her establish herself as an artist.
6 A common way for companies to find new recruits is by taking a stand at a job exhibition.
7 We only had a couple of hours to set up before the exhibition opened.
8 Many unearthed cultural relics are set forth in the exhibition hall.
9 They hoped that the exhibition would enhance the cultural life of the nation.
10 We are going to put on an exhibition of cultural relics next Tuesday.
11 The exhibition was sponsored by the Society of Culture.
12 The main aim of the exhibition is to showcase British design.
13 The exhibition is an annual showcase for British design and innovation.
14 A fire caused the premature closing of the exhibition.
15 Forming the pivot of the exhibition is a large group of watercolours.