Sentence examples for a memorable collection from inspiring English sources

Like his compatriots on Thursday, Junya Watanabe turned out a memorable collection.

In addition to a memorable collection of songs by Harold Arlen and Ira Gershwin, it boasted excellent work from Jack Carson and James Mason, the latter of whom earned an Academy Award nomination for best actor.

(Ages 7 to 10) A memorable collection of slightly magical stories by the author of "The Wolves of Willoughby Chase," first published in 1968, has been charmingly illustrated with sweetly old-fashioned black-and-white drawings.

Kloss played herself, Bobby Cannavale had the role of a stylist, and various other stage actors were pressed into service, with uneven results, and if the inside-jokey exuberance (staged at the Metropolitan Opera, no less) proved one thing, it is that it is at least as hard to write a play as it is to design a truly memorable collection.

Which was a genuinely memorable collection of characters & settings that they could then build that theme park's holiday programming around.

I have chosen one unusual and appealing tea cup at a time at various markets to form a useful and memorable collection.

Mr. Collett, from the Toronto-based indie collective Broken Social Scene, comes to town in support of his solo debut, "Motor Motel Love Songs" (Arts & Crafts), a winsome, often memorable collection of alt-country songs.

Mr. Collett, from the Toronto-based indie collective Broken Social Scene, comes to town in support of his solo debut, "Motor Motel Love Songs" (Arts & Crafts), a winsome, often memorable collection of alt-country songs -- recommended to disillusioned Ryan Adams fans everywhere.

There was a sense of Impressionist dresses reworked in a modern skill set to make an exceptional and memorable collection.

The most memorable collection on a checkerboard theme is from Louis Vuitton, where the graphic effects of the designer Marc Jacobs were inspired by the French conceptual artist Daniel Buren and particularly by the columns that he created in the courtyard of the Palais Royal in Paris in 1986.

It is the abundance of such images, at once enigmatic and richly communicative, that accounts for the lingering satisfaction of this memorable collection.