Sentence examples for all collections from inspiring English sources

All collections were performed between 1100 h and 1500 h, and blood was collected within 30 seconds of removing the mice from the colony room.

Like all collections, My Old Man reflects the collector's tastes.

After all, collections are meant to be displayed.

As with all collections of literary correspondence, "Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg: The Letters" (Aug.

After all, collections can be a form of bullying and are totally impersonal.

The VantageScore plays second fiddle to the FICO credit score, which is more widely used by lenders and continues to consider all collections valued at more than $100.

Such books as the Yugi ("Extant Records"), Shinjip ("New Compilation"), Sŏgi ("Documentary Records"), and Kuksa ("National History"), all collections of historical records, were compiled in Chinese.

Giant stores made up about half of all collections in the Washington area in past ringing campaigns, and Salvation Army officials are raising concerns about possible collection shortfalls.

They urged each individual museum to develop a policy and concluded that "there is no simple answer that can be applied equally to all collections".

For Hiller, all water is holy, in a way, just as all collections are art, at least for the person who assembles them.

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