Sentence examples for a collection of a third from inspiring English sources

There is a collection of a third of a million bookplates (yet to be tackled, and perhaps a low priority).

The Knicks' bench is beyond dreadful, a collection of eighth and ninth men masquerading as sixth men.

How did this man, between the cigarettes and the drinking and the going out the window, have the stamina to accumulate not just a Goya, a couple of Picassos, a Matisse, an Ingres, a Cezanne, a trove of silver and a collection of cameos second only to Catherine the Great's, but also to arrange it all so that it perfectly reflects, in mood and layers, the whole complex Saint Laurent personality?

This season, the network will experiment with a few new ad formats, including a collection of five second-long commercial spots, or "cwickies" (the net is betting on five seconds being too quick to zap), and an entertainment news show that incorporates ads into the program rather than during its breaks.

I read hardcover books, I have a collection of 1,000 first editions.

This work also describes a set of 3,814 SSRs and a collection of the first 6,617 putative SNPs described in citrus that may be very useful for positional cloning, genetic and comparative mapping, nucleotide diversity analysis, and association studies.

Lifshitz and Slyozov were the first to show that a collection of second phase particles follows such cubic growth kinetics (Lifshitz & Slyozov, 1961).

The basic idea is as follows: First, the surface is defined as a collection of neighboring triangles; second, a numerical representation of the quantity of interest is associated with each triangle and finally the patches that are most highly correlated with the function of the structure are defined.

Count the first-ever set of playing cards as a collection of firsts for this group of designers.

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Typically a collection of third-rate rhymes swept from the cutting room floor, it's clear why they were there in the first place (see: Tupac).