Sentence examples for amassed a number of from inspiring English sources
Douglas amassed a number of impressive saves, but he could not singularly defy Celtic.
MacMartin amassed a number of fine pyromorphite (lead phosphate chloride) and fluorite (calcium fluoride) specimens from English mines and spectacular Alpine specimens of smoky quartz.
Jarrett has amassed a number of nicknames, most of them not so great: the spy, the chief sycophant, the night stalker, the Obama whisperer, the consigliere and the human decoder ring.
Fortuitously, I've amassed a number of friends with similarly solitary leanings - we loosely hang out and go on holiday together (never all at once, of course: that would constitute a group) and have an instinctive respect for the colossal personal space required by independent souls.
The wider list does also, of course, feature a number of traditional property names, such as Steve Morgan, the boss of housebuilder Redrow, developer Gerald Ronson, and Fawn and India Rose James – the granddaughters of the late porn magnate Paul Raymond, who amassed a number of buildings in Soho.
For example, it is easier to evaluate the judgment of an associate that has amassed a number of deals than one who has not.
If the past is prelude, before long we'll see the company amass a number of valuable ideas related to conferencing, then shift to a lucrative period of exploiting its best ideas.
He amasses a number of survival skills including lock-picking, self-defense, and pickpocketing.
Apple is also amassing a number of high-level execs to run what is assumed to be its electric car operation.
Obama had amassed a significant number of superdelegates of his own, and while he was a fresh face in the party, he was always considered friendly to the party's elite.
