Sentence examples for amassed over the course from inspiring English sources

The proceeds will be used to pay down about $1.1 billion in debt amassed over the course of a buying spree in which Prada, the Milan-based fashion house, acquired controlling stakes in a wide range of companies.

Wealth refers to the individual's or household's total financial resources amassed over the course of life [ 5].

This may be due to its cumulative character, indicating economic advantage and disadvantage amassed over the course of life.

While I was sitting in one of the most expensive dresses I had ever worn and starting to wonder why I bothered... B.B. King's name was called (pre-telecast) to receive one of the 15 Grammys he would amass over the course of his storied career.

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.

The walls of his corridors are covered with a valuable collection of prints he's amassed over the years: Bailey, Lartigue, Sarah Moon, Richard Avedon, Bill Brandt.

Just over six tonnes of carvings, ornaments and tusks amassed over the years were fed into crushing machines.

Paltalk is known for creating communities out of its four million users (amassed over the past eight years).

That extends also to the data Foursquare has already amassed over the last six years.

King himself owned five large Tupperware storage boxes full of material amassed over the years.

Despite the large body of evidence amassed over the ensuing years, the kidney is still often overlooked as an important player in glucose metabolism.