Sentence examples for a respectable collection from inspiring English sources

The Mercury judges, a respectable collection of music insiders and journalists, succeeded in breaking their persistent image of peddling a pompous "Booker prize of music".

The result of his vision is a respectable collection of clothes, intelligently staged in a show that could teach a thing or two to brands with much greater archives and resources.

He had a respectable collection of American contemporary art, but soon lost interest when it became clear that to be taken seriously he also needed to cultivate new artists.

We did discover a bar on the way home from Dandy that was built like a log cabin, on the inside at least, and had a respectable collection of taxidermied birds, rodents, and reindeer heads.

We did discover a bar on the way home from Dandy that was built like a log cabin, on the inside at least, and had a respectable collection of taxidermic birds, rodents, and reindeer heads.

"As this is a fairly respectable collection of my father's letters," Louise writes in a note, "I have left out the middle lines of the poem as I do not want to be sued".

Graham Black, a former Armani protégé, sent out a respectable first collection for Ferragamo, concentrating on fine leather jackets with raffia lace insets, fluid pants, somber tones and a workable Italian sportswear formula.

The program has become a must-have for anyone who wants to build up a respectable MP3 collection.

Meanwhile, the heavy metals released by incineration can accumulate in the food chain (especially in fish) and come back to haunt future generations.The trouble is that, even with respectable collection centres, there is no guarantee that e-waste will be processed responsibly downstream.

Yes, Nicole Richie, she of the size zero/Paris Hilton's bestie fame, has grown up, filled out a bit and launched a pretty respectable fashion collection, following her charming House of Harlow jewellery line.

Grose, a respectable antiquarian, offered his collection as an aid to "natives resident at a distance from the metropolis, or who do not mix in the busy world".