public display

Since I am not the president of university, I don't want to say|that there should be a limit|on public display of affection.

Modernist art for public display in the Middle East has long been something of a paradox.

Until now, most of the objects had never been on public display outside Russia.

He has hitherto kept a low profile and people are surprised he has decided on such a public display of his immense wealth.

Long hidden from view, Caillebotte's paintings have, in recent years, begun to be put on public display, both in Paris and elsewhere.

The light-hearted project will see the capsule, signed by many astronauts, returned to Earth to go on public display.

You count yourself lucky you were here at all today, after your public display.

Public Display of Affection is so common and varied that it's earned its own acronym, the PDA.

On Friday, in a highly symbolic public display, the North blew up the facility's cooling tower.

It is odd that thePolish authorities gave him a visa in the first place: did they want to make a public display of friendship with Russia?

The space shuttle Atlantis will remain here at the Kennedy Space Center, where it will eventually go on public display.

And only a small number of building owners would put art on public display.

After the last emperor left the Forbidden City, the collection was put on public display.

I find either method of putting the private parts of strangers on public display unseemly.

Departments, the prices of public display in the prices of textbooks for a total of 438, involving 34 publishing unit, prices remain stable.

Before the conquistadors set off for the new world, they made a public display of their piety.

Soapman is currently housed at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History, although he currently isn't on public display.

someone who participates in a public display of group feeling.

To put something on public display.

Once on the ground, the orbiter will be decommissioned and prepared for public display in Los Angeles.

It will then be prepared for public display at the California Science Center in Los Angeles.

Some are also put off by the openness and public display of emotions involved in some stress-relief methods.

I do hope Britain's culture secretary has caught the reference and is sowing broad beans for public display this summer.

Group or alone, private or public display, regular or new customers etc ?

Japan's seventh - generation Suzuki Alto in Paris auto show to the world's first public display.

Public display of affection is a common thing nowadays.

a public display of group opinion, as by a rally or march.

Uh, public display of affection coming up. You can avert your eyes.

One that demonstrates, such as a participant in a public display of opinion.

CBRC or the agency thereof shall supervise and inspect the public display according to law.

To revolt at a public display of cruelty.

Commit a public display of affection.

In the year 1551 a strange male animal was put on public display in Augsburg, Germany.

Two previously unseen paintings by Leonardo da Vinci have gone on public display for the first time in Italy.

a public display of group feelings.

She has now been preserved for public display at the Museum.

Poster A single sheet in a large size printed on one side only for public display.

The forum saw a public display of the chill in China-America military ties.

On loan from a Min Chiu member who would like to remain anonymous, the artwork is on public display for the first time in Hong Kong.

Exhibition is the public display of works of fine art and photography, whether their original copies or reproductions;

Some of Taylor's jewels went on public display when she wrote a book about her passion

On the Background and Significance of Public Display System in Higher Education Institution Student Management

Game Theoretical Analysis to the Public Display and Public Trust Principle

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A public display of passion or temper: