Sentence examples for amass with from inspiring English sources

"It's a classic example of why, at any level of government, the people cannot let power amass with any one individual".

Undesirably, when ascorbic acid is oxidized, the o-quinones can amass with browning reactions [ 17].

And Tuesdays to Saturdays in summer, former Noma head chef Matt Orlando complements his seasonal menu at Amass with takeout fried chicken and coleslaw (£19).

The decline in Amass with increasing LLS is likely as a result of the combination of a decrease in leaf Nmass and an increase in LMA, because high values of Amass result in rapid leaf growth, shading older leaves and favouring rapid N re-translocation from the old leaves to the young ones, and early leaf demise in the end (Reich et al. 1992; Givnish 2002).

Both invest the financial resources they amassed with the Kremlin's help to repay the government with loyalty and political service.

Inside, the collection of Indian and Scottish art that she has amassed with her Glaswegian husband — mostly landscapes and Gauguinesque still-lifes — is displayed on cream-colored walls.

Ultimately, in 1941, Yale University accepted the collection of hundreds of works that she had amassed with Duchamp and had, up to that point, stored in her home.

It is money he has amassed with the same care to details that he gives to the murders his villains commit in, say, their third-rate hotel rooms.

It was all the result of his passion to use the fortune he amassed with his company, Stafford Industries, to preserve his worst memory.

By then, she said, she had grown frustrated with what she described as the authorities' unwillingness to study the huge file she had amassed with the stories of 20 to 30 people who had been approached online.

Mr. Lauder was referring to the slice of his private collection, much of which he amassed with his wife, Jo Carole, that will be shown together for the first time to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Neue Galerie.