We tried to amass everything and let Divine tell his own story as much as possible.
It has taken you a long time to amass everything, and you won't be able to get rid of it all straight away.
TO mark the 20th anniversary of Colors magazine, its winter 2010-11 issue, "Collector," visits people who have amassed holdings of everything from banana stickers, pictured, to Concorde memorabilia.
My sister and I moved them out of the home in which they'd amassed heaps of everything that would not biodegrade throughout a 60-year marriage.
An avid collector, Myhrvold has amassed a showcase of everything ancient, from meteorite chunks to dinosaur casts.
Unlike fellow pop-star enigmas such as Prince, Bowie actually is on Twitter, issuing pronouncements to the 66,000 followers he's amassed since 2009 about everything from deluxe reissues to his son's wedding.
When one of the duo, Joshua Fields Millburn, lost his mother in 2009, he was left wondering what to do with everything she had amassed in her small apartment.
"We did the first real inventory of everything the society has amassed since 1783," said Deborah L. Seidel, president of Sloan's.
There I was last month, tromping around a city of tiny, perfect shops where proprietors, who behaved more like museum curators, had painstakingly amassed and arranged world-class collections of everything from vintage photo frames to rare 1920s-era Gibson mandolins.
There, a cache called a genizah, intended for the storage of religious texts, amassed centuries of ephemera — an "accidental assembly of everything that could be written down," said Ben Outhwaite, the head of genizah research at Cambridge, in an interview.
He had Santo Domingo renamed Ciudad Trujillo, and he amassed a vast fortune for himself by taking ownership of virtually everything he touched land, airlines, trading monopolies, manufacturers, and most sugarcane producers in all as much as three-fifths of the nation's gross domestic product and workforce.
