Sentence examples for a valuable collection from inspiring English sources

Wade keeps a valuable collection of firearms in the house.

Combined, it represents a valuable collection that had never been researched or shown.

His book "Making History" is a valuable collection of his essays.

Richard had a valuable collection of Sherlock Holmes and Conan Doyle books, and nothing appears to be missing".

What Mr. Paul may have by the end of the nominating race is a valuable collection of delegates.

One current project involves restoring a valuable collection of 19th- century books owned by the American School for the Deaf in West Hartford, Conn.

A polymath who has also translated Yu Hua's novel "To Live" (which became a Zhang Yimou-directed film), Berry has also worked as an interpreter during U.S. visits by virtually all of greater China's leading filmmakers, and published a very valuable collection of interviews with directors entitled "Speaking In Images".

The exception is Spain's Telefonica, which has pieced together a potentially valuable collection of Latin American assets.Meanwhile, the speed at which Europe's incumbent telcos succumb to the competitive forces unleashed by the European Union in 1998 varies from country to country, depending on the skill with which the former monopoly has fought its corner, and the toughness of local regulators.

A large, valuable collection of mutant C. elegans worms with changes in the RNA polymerase II large subunit gene ama-1 / rpb-1 was generated by EMS mutagenesis in the 1980s.

About 1208 or 1209 he began work on his Mumyō shō ("Nameless Notes"), an extremely valuable collection of critical comments, anecdotes, and poetic lore.

Once, when the custodian of an immensely valuable collection of books on art he kept in the Ministry of Marine brought him a rare volume he wanted, he seized it and tore out of it the pages he was after, to free himself from the encumbrance of irrelevant text.