Sentence examples for amassed a set of from inspiring English sources

Instead, the online version is a labor of love by Andrew Stafford, 48, a San Francisco bookseller who gradually amassed a set of the magazines during the 1990's.

Whether it be the record time in which they managed the accomplishment, the current undefeated away run they've amassed over the duration of the season, or the total points tally, which they're on course to surely steal from Dortmund, set only one year ago, Bayern Munich has amassed a set of records that prove that the club looks stronger now than it has been in quite some time.

More and more clients seek to measure the performance of Engineering Consultants (ECs) and amass a set of Consultant Performance Evaluation (CPE) records with an intention to monitor the quality of consultancy service and facilitate subsequent decisions.

With a little help from his friends, Ringo Starr has amassed a lot of stuff.

It's a photographic essay, amassed as a set of visions, offering hints of lives in contemporary Rio de Janeiro.

Audience members who attended regularly could pay just a nickel for the "dish of the night," and eventually they could amass a complete set of dishes.

One reason it has drawn the support of venture firms that normally invest in cutting-edge tech is that Hampton Creek has promised to use big data analytics to develop its formulations, and to amass a huge set of data about plant-derived proteins.

To see how global climate change is affecting the bees, the researchers amassed a data set consisting of some 423,000 observations, dating back to 1901, of 67 bumble bee species in North America and Europe.

From Wikinvest CEO Michael Sha: "We've amassed an incredibly rich set of portfolio data that, when complemented with our unique user generated content, will provide a much better way to manage your investments than what's found today on traditional finance portals like Yahoo Finance".

In response the field has set-out and amassed a plethora of complexities to alleviate the simplicity induced limitations.

Jacob then served Laban for another six years, during which he amassed a large amount of property; he then set out with his wives and children to return to Palestine.