Sentences with phrase «anyone in the public gallery»
How can a judge ensure that prejudicial information does not leak from a court if anyone in the public gallery can distribute those details from the nearest terminal without fear of being caught?
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If you really have some extra time during Frieze (not that anyone does,) you can take a three hour trip (one - way) up to the Graves Gallery in Sheffield in the north of England, where «Going Public: the Napoleone Collection» is on view until October 1st, before it travels to Touchstones Rochdale in Greater Manchester.
But anyone visiting the Whitechapel Gallery, where the notoriously closeted Government Art Collection is being shown in public for the first time in its 113 - year history, will discover that this is not the case.
Answer: «Public» normally does mean anyone can come in, but sometimes when people are known to have physically attacked paintings in a gallery, they can be banned from returning.