curate造句

They need to curate the conversation, and not just be loudspeakers.

He also gets to curate exhibits about things that interest him, like the current Traveling the Silk Road exhibit.

"I've understood from Shielders" (that was the curate, Sir) "that he lets her grow up in absolute heathenism."

The credible mass will help us curate with a greater sense of credibility by tapping the insight of experts.

The pay of a curate or chaplain, however, may very properly be considered as of the same nature with the wages of a journeyman.

In this year's Business of design Week, I was invited by the Hong Kong design Center to curate an exhibition about contemporary German graphic design.

As a young curate nearly 20 years earlier, Mr Varah had conducted his first funeral—a 13-year-old girl, who had started menstruating and thought she had some dreadful venereal disease.

Elsevier, for instance, has staffers who "curate" the data by doing additional search work--mostly at offices in Asia--and manually merge separate groups of papers that belong to the same person.