Sentence examples for a collection of second from inspiring English sources

For more than two years the channel has been building a collection of Second Life-style virtual reality Web sites with the goal of competing with popular two-dimensional social networks like MySpace and Facebook.

Now Keswick's gated, 600-acre site holds a golf course designed by Arnold Palmer, two restaurants, a clubhouse with a full-service spa and a collection of second homes on lots ranging from two to eight acres each.

(Via Light Reading) On the occasion of the potential twenty-billion dollar takeover of Cadbury by Kraft — a deal that Warren Buffett doesn't like at all — the Times of London has a collection of Second World War advertisements, explaining Cadbury's place in the British national consciousness, and that of chocolate in the fight against the Axis.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin January 20 , 2010On the occasion of the potential twenty-billion dollar takeover of Cadbury by Kraft — a deal that Warren Buffett doesn't like at all — the Times of London has a collection of Second World War advertisements, explaining Cadbury's place in the British national consciousness, and that of chocolate in the fight against the Axis.

On the occasion of the potential twenty-billion dollar takeover of Cadbury by Kraft — a deal that Warren Buffett doesn't like at all — the Times of London has a collection of Second World War advertisements, explaining Cadbury's place in the British national consciousness, and that of chocolate in the fight against the Axis.

The booklets led me to a rustic bar called Tin Tin Tango that doubles up as a launderette and sauna, a collection of second hand shops selling everything and anything Finnish from the past century, and a swim in the Roman surroundings of Yrjönkatu swimming baths, described by Wallpaper magazine as the third best indoor swimming experience in Europe, which I don't doubt for a second.

If this reads like a collection of second-hand reports, it is.

In a city dominated by strong mayors, the legislative branch has long struggled to overcome its image as a collection of second-rate politicians more interested in renaming streets than in setting policy.

Despite the common perception of the Council as a collection of second-rate politicians more interested in perks than in pressing matters of the day, it is the legislative balance in a government that, like those in most large cities, is dominated by a strong mayor.

Sanford Weill, who has assembled a collection of second-rate finance, stockbroking and insurance firms into one of the world's biggest financial-services conglomerates, said not so long ago that he had no interest in adding a bank to his stable.

(He has a collection of twentieth-century furniture and design).