Use "museums" in a sentence

1. There is nothing of the old ways that is alive today, except what they don’t share with the visitors to the powwows and museums

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2. I walked thru a couple museums and looked in a few shops but there was nothing there I could afford

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3. Would you believe the first guy I made love to after I was created in that crypt was from ancient times? He showed me fossils in his museums that are not as old as he is

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4. He carried on past cottages and bath houses, amusements and museums, until the sun had past its zenith and the shadows of the trees began to reach further across the fields

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5. They reached the garden gate, and Kaitlyn began her story of their first meeting, the theaters, the museums, walks in the park, dinners at the Chelsea, the voyage, the promenade and the tempest

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6. They strolled the city during the next days, walked in the Central Park, visited the galleries and museums

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7. of churches and museums

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8. not only the ruins; the museums of history,

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9. Let’s hope that all of that casual studying, all those days spent in the museums and libraries in Cyrodiil pays off, eh?”

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10. They were quite similar to the Dwarven mechanical plans housed in one of the more prestigious museums in Cyrodiil

11. The morning was full of walking up and down long lines of steps and endless museums

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12. We would have loved to visit much more of that delightful and truly eolith city: more of its museums, more of its abundant flora, its Botanical Garden and especially its renowned “Bottle Box”, located 30 feet below surface in one of the underground pits of Canning Park Fortress

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13. They didn‘t go to museums and beaches

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14. My recent promotion to assistant manager, along with my transfer here, has meant that we can afford to live quite well and although my job keeps me busy all day, we have also taken advantage of all that London has to offer, visiting the theater at the weekend, and spending time in some of the capital’s great museums

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15. Museums have a far easier time collecting donations than do local churches

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16. were confirmed in England in museums, historical libraries, and in the unpublished parish

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17. I was pleased with Lucky’s curiosity with art when we saw da Vinci’s masterpieces, and visited a couple of museums

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18. Through its historic streets tourists can walk and become acquainted with numerous stores, restaurants, museums and galleries

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19. interest, such as the Royal Botanical Gardens, various museums and the one thousand feet high Sydney

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20. On the other hand, the Chinese are experts in mounting museums

21. Unfortunately, the museums of Xian and

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22. Before leaving Victoria, Roger and Lucille visited some nearby museums and had dinner at the elegant and historic Empress Hotel, one of the most attractive and photographed buildings in Victoria

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23. And beautiful it is with its Duomo, its innumerable museums and outdoor art

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24. remembered having seen these in museums and in books

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25. ƒ Visit zoos and museums and outdoor summer concerts that are usually free of charge

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26. There is hiking, golfing, swimming, camping, the Erie Zoo, skiing, we also have many museums and historical sites to visit

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27. I used to reckon that these establishments coupled with an astounding tolerance for eccentricity and free Museums and Art Galleries, made the UK the most civilized place on earth

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28. In Belgium, Anthony had said… but where was Belgium in relation to the rest of Europe? Fortunately, before my ignorance was exposed the girls produced a briefcase containing Michelin road maps with our route marked in green; tour guides; city maps: brochures, addresses of camping grounds, opening times and closing days of museums, ferry schedules and a hardback note book in which was listed every sight we had to see in the next twelve weeks – hundreds of them! We’d be travelling through Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Spain, Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, Switzerland, Lichtenstein, Austria, West Germany, East Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway then back through Denmark and Holland to Ostend

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29. Today, hundreds of thousands of visitors descend on the place every year, so there's good accommodation, caravan and camping sites, a craft village, shops, ferries to the Orkneys, wild-life tours, exhibitions and museums

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30. Three small museums in the Mission Basilica, built in 1771, traced the history of the area and revealed the darker side of the dainty building with the graves of more than three thousand local Indians buried in the cemetery

31. is not just in museums or on “perfumed” pages, but that we can

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32. skeletons were reconstructed and then placed in natural museums

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33. catalogued in museums and recorded in history books

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34. It also is tasked to document history, which was poorly understood until recently due to the massive destruction of worldwide archives and museums during the nuclear holocaust of 2052

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35. museums have reported artefacts powering up,

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36. And the President this morning had negotiated with the French and Italian governments to allow Morse to keep the ancient scrolls he obtained in France and Italy for one year before returning them to French and Italian museums

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37. "My GAWD, I've never seen anything nicer, not even in museums! Look at the patina of age--it has to be the real stuff

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38. I think that both museums still

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39. The other issue the General brought up was the safety of the national treasures in the museums

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40. The legacy of our Zulu Kingdom's critical, blood-soaked conflicts today lives peacefully - reconciled in this fascinating region's myriad Battlefield sites, historic towns, national monuments and museums - and in HQs of the British regiments who make a 'pilgrimage' to these fields of bravery and supreme sacrifice’

41. How do representations of the past affect our understanding of it? How are historical representations incorporated into collective memory? To what degree are ideas of national identity embedded in collective memory, and what role do museums and social online media play in the creation of this collective memory?

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42. Oh, how Islam made the world poorer we would never know, but the glimpses of what is still extant on the ground and that which preserved in museums would make us sigh

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43. It was painfully crowded, since it is one of the most visited museums in the capital city, but that didn’t diminish the wonder on Dylan or Adriana’s faces as they looked at giant rockets, sleek fighter jets, or the enormous Saturn V engine

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44. Farms are hands on children's museums,

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45. The ornamentation was not restricted to the amusing centers of markets, yet it exceeded that to the temples too, when they were actually made like antiquarian museums visited by the both, believers and unbelievers instead of being intended for worshipping Al'lah and arranging the matters related to Moslems' advantage

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46. While he was happy she had security lights and cameras, which were obviously part of a very expensive and top notch security system, installed to protect her house and property, he was puzzled by it as well, because the kind of high-tech security system she had on her property, was the kind museums, banks, and most big businesses used, but which were rarely installed or needed in residential areas

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47. In addition, some antiques shows offer benefit previews for charities and/or organizations such as museums

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48. We went there for a jaunt, to look at the museums and things, and stay the night with Papa's brother who lives there

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49. It rather reminded Aazuria of Trevain’s macabre museums

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50. Perhaps Milan for a while, with pavements and museums

51. They would stay in a street where there were tramcars and noises, and they would frequent museums

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52. manoeuvred herself in the museums cafeteria line-up, behind Marion, and initiated a conversation

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53. parked car in the Museums parking lot and started the drive, north, out of Victoria towards the

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54. I don’t care about you dragging yourself through museums in a hundred years and taking pride in still being alive

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55. To go to a historically important place in the heart of Europe, with an old University and endless museums and libraries, or off to a small fisherman’s village in Scotland to study the specific dialect and custo ms there, to be able to peer out to the sea with the eyes of an old seaman and imagine the swell of the sea as you hear the swell in his voice

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56. He was fond of museums, and he could stand for hours looking at the paintings and statues of the great masters

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57. Kruger-Brent, Limited, will sponsor art museums in Johannesburg, London and New York

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58. Kingston is a city of commerce, with refineries, warehouses and fisheries, but with its landlocked harbor it is also a city of beautiful old buildings and museums and libraries

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59. Several earlier manuscripts of his are in museums

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60. They were smartly dressed in identical black uniforms and carried weapons that looked to Simon like old-fashioned muskets, such as he had seen in museums

61. The thought of calling on scores of museums and libraries filled him with horror

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62. To be later put into museums

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63. The city of skyscrapers and famous museums, of theatre, jazz and classical music, Harlem, Times Square and Central Park, of Italian gangsters and Jewish diamond traders in traditional garb, long unkempt beards and merchandise worth millions in their pockets and a dozen other nationalities and the artists and aspiring authors in the cafés and bars of Greenwich Village

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64. The more hours and years human life-energy poured into making any artefact, the more it is revered and put into museums

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65. Why do people worship the history of the rich and powerful and never the history of the millions and billions of poor people who outnumber them? People flock to museums

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66. They flock to all the palaces in the world that have been turned into museums

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67. Nobody knows if they worshipped their oppressors and rulers just as slavishly as the modern, ignorant gawkers in museums and ancient castles do today

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68. “Yes, indeed, and many institutes and museums in the States are interested in establishing a similar foothold in this country where the prospects for further 27

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69. But the high-profile charities of the opera, or their beloved symphony, or their beloved museums have a drawback

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70. Most poor and working class people couldn’t care less about operas, Symphonies or museums

71. So what do the rich do now? Instead of operas and museums, which are all in need of funds, they are now funding medical research… school programs… homeless shelters… animal rights

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72. And how they are placed in sacred shrines called museums: where people go to gawk, stare at, and worship them

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73. We spend billions of dollars preserving dead artifacts in museums

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74. Because of this the history of our human past is an obscure mystery, while our tool past is painstakingly recorded in expensive museums

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75. So we unthinkingly destroy the natural wildlife and Natural ecosystems around us… while flocking into stuffy opera houses and museums to stare at something culturally beautiful

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76. French Catholic churches have become museums

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77. Originally: the pieces of Shaker furniture that are prized, and displayed in museums today, and valued at thousands of dollars were all given away

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78. the theater, museums and luncheons occupy her time,

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79. museums and churches show Satan and his demons roasting

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80. The parks and pleasure-grounds of small towns throughout Europe are not less surprising than their libraries, museums, and art-galleries

81. As with libraries and museums, so with these more distinctively artistic works: they perform their greatest when they reach the best of the masses of the people

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82. Many painting in museums and

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83. Many painting in museums and churches show Satan and his demons roasting those in Hell, and tormenting them in every way the painters could think up

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84. The National Park Service closed all museums and memorials around the Mall as a security precaution for the duration of the March

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85. Generally near the center of the city you’ll find cultural venues in the way of historic museums, universities and attractions on campus, art museums, possibly botanical gardens aquariums and zoos

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86. If you enjoy the museum be advised you’ll find most museums are not open on Monday; and museums near archaeological sites are not open on Friday

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87. You can swim, participate in water-related sports, take bike rides, hike, go on nature trips, visit the island’s historical venues and enjoy the museums

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88. It is also excellent if the community offers trips to cultural sites like museums, concerts, as well as picnics

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89. Among these exhibits I'll mention, just for the record: an elegant royal hammer shell from the Indian Ocean, whose evenly spaced white spots stood out sharply against a base of red and brown; an imperial spiny oyster, brightly colored, bristling with thorns, a specimen rare to European museums, whose value I estimated at ₣20,000; a common hammer shell from the seas near Queensland, very hard to come by; exotic cockles from Senegal, fragile white bivalve shells that a single breath could pop like a soap bubble; several varieties of watering–pot shell from Java, a sort of limestone tube fringed with leafy folds and much fought over by collectors; a whole series of top–shell snails—greenish yellow ones fished up from American seas, others colored reddish brown that patronize the waters off Queensland, the former coming from the Gulf of Mexico and notable for their overlapping shells, the latter some sun–carrier shells found in the southernmost seas, finally and rarest of all, the magnificent spurred–star shell from New Zealand; then some wonderful peppery–furrow shells; several valuable species of cythera clams and venus clams; the trellis wentletrap snail from Tranquebar on India's eastern shore; a marbled turban snail gleaming with mother–of–pearl; green

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90. Then they paint over the suture, varnish the bird, and ship the fruits of their unique labors to museums and collectors in Europe

91. The museums in Trieste and Montpellier have preserved some devilfish carcasses measuring two meters

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92. The Frenchman entered, leaving in the anteroom his guide, who immediately entered into conversation with two or three of the industrious idlers who are always to be found in Rome at the doors of banking-houses, churches, museums, or theatres

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93. Also for museums

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94. With an essentially unlimited budget, Magda Goebbels had furnished and decorated it extravagantly—covering the walls with Gobelin tapestries and paintings appropriated from German museums, laying down luxurious carpets, even installing a commode previously owned by Frederick the Great

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95. But it was everywhere: in the haul trucks that owned the roads, in the fading billboards urging union strength, in the occasional glimpse of a strip mine and a mountaintop being removed, in the battle of bumper stickers, with “Like Electricity? Love Coal” on one side and “Save the Mountains” on the other, and in the tiny museums honoring the heritage of mining

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96. “You’ve seen the hotels and the museums and the balls and the gambling houses

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