Sentence examples for arranged collections from inspiring English sources

At the American Museum, Wissler arranged collections and exhibits according to area and group.

(1127) In SBSP, tissues are viewed as spatially arranged collections of similar cells that contain some extracellular fluid.

They arranged collection points across the city.

It is a systematically arranged collection of theorems, many invented by the author, who used his own proofs to work out general solutions.

His striking photo of a man seated next to a neatly arranged collection of toiletries on a bedside table — deodorant, baby powder, a book of matches — shows how intimate these mundane and disposable objects can be.

Thucydides attacked Herodotus for his expansive and anecdotal history - made up of an artfully arranged collection of anecdotes, facts, legends and speculations - of the great east-west struggle between Persia and Greece.

The latest Levitron uses a cleverly arranged collection of magnets to keep a globe spinning.

He also expresses doubts that Ali, as it is alleged, had made a chronologically arranged collection.

This particular 32' tall cabinet and its abstrusely arranged collection of objects were pulled from the basements and closets of various departments: science, art, and drama.

Schnack's movie, a powerfully arranged collection of both everyday footage and 911 calls, is one of several films across both documentary and narrative categories to tackle mass shootings, defined by federal statute as the murder by gunfire of at least three people.

Construction work progressed slowly for lack of funds and the impoverished community soon found themselves having to arrange collections throughout the diaspora.