Sentence examples for a sampling of collections from inspiring English sources

In addition to offering Long Islanders a sampling of collections from other parts of the country, the shows feature celebrated artists like William Merritt Chase, Arthur B. Davies and Thomas Hart Benton, together with some of their lesser-known contemporaries.

A sampling of those collections is throughout the museum, his former home.

It is the second part of an installation that began last year with "Curios and Treasures," a sampling of the collection that went back 400 years.

But despite cramped quarters, the exhibition effectively displays a sampling of the collection's 28,000 objects while providing a capsule introduction to Judaism.

A sampling of his collection of police badges shines beside one of the King's favorite pistols, a turquoise-handled Colt.45 monogrammed with an "E" on one side and a "P" on the other.

Already available is a sampling of the collection: a Pissarro landscape; a 1704 still life of wild strawberries by the Dutch painter Adriaen Coorte; and gold earrings from the fifth to the seventh century.

Jaded art lovers in Manhattan or Washington may be unfazed by the arrival of great works of art, which is one reason the Louvre decided to lend a sampling of its collection to the High Museum instead of to, say, the Metropolitan Museum of Art or the National Gallery of Art.

A sampling of the collection is to be displayed at Kagin's booth during the American Numismatic Assn.

Sherwell modelled a sampling of the Hussein collection for the club members.

On Nov. 12, a sampling of that legendary collection will go on the block at Christie's in a special sale that the house estimates will bring in $43 million to $62 million.

Sections of fresh or dried gill and cap tissue from a sample of the collections, cut using a freeze microtome after first rehydrating dried material in a humid chamber, were mounted in lactophenol for microscopic examination.