open display

With that I opened her door and she sat down again doing a great job of giving me a nice open display.

Four years later, more open displays of affection both on and off campus were common.

But by 1819 the collection had been transferred to a new museum where it was kept on open display.

Indeed, open display of ridicule would bring out the worst in them.

Even Wendell seemed affected by her open display of feeling.

"The idea behind stopping the open display of arms is to control the law and order situation," a local administrator said.

Yet open displays of wealth or influence are frowned upon.

She hadn't been able to bring herself to keep it out on open display in her cabin.

There has been no blood bath, as many had feared, and few guns are on open display.

Once conservation is complete it will be possible to rebuild the ship for open display.

Another, deeper breath brought her eyes open, full of calm as she looked out over what would be their opening display.

Open displays of affection are likely to offend local inhabitants.

Later still a shop was opened displaying studio output and other craft work.

Then he switched to the open display, and the ship graphics glowed before them.

At a store down the block, the manager said he had to wash the fish in open displays continuously.

It was dangerous to use an open display of power like this, of course, but he had little option left now.

But those that were open displayed treasures beyond imagining.

Open displays of anger were forbidden in the Hall, but not goading.

With a diameter of 28 inches, it is too large for open display but can be stashed under furniture.

Right, any other player would be skewered for this open display of arrogance and ignorance.

His response was to fight it with the only weapons at hand - passive resistance and open displays of contempt.

In the past such open displays of grief were considered a sign of weakness.

Ellen's hand (with her pink, painted fingernails) suddenly covered the open display.

The descriptive signs are on open display for passers-by to read and learn from as they walk along the streets.