Sentence examples for begin a collection of from inspiring English sources
Straightforward and enjoyable, it's a smart way to begin a collection of one-acts.
2. Learn about plans to begin a collection of hip-hop artifacts at the Smithsonian Institution's American History Museum by reading and discussing the article "Smithsonian's Doors Open to a Hip-Hop Beat".
Some of his buying was shrewd and prescient; he paid £10 for Rossetti's "Spirit of the Rainbow" to begin a collection of Victorian paintings that eventually acquired great value.
I have begun a collection of sun hats and bought a supply of sunscreen that costs more for three ounces than a bottle of decent wine.
Twenty years earlier, he began a collection of books and documents about New York, and the collection swiftly engulfed whatever parts of his life were not devoted to work or propagandizing about rent control.
The girls spent hours choosing loose beads at a store where you could make your own jewelry, and Charles began a collection of 2004 Athens Olympic pins at a shop that had a map of Greece made from Olympic pins.
As a young man, he ran a smallpox eradication program in West Africa and began a collection of African art, terra cotta and wooden sculptures, puppets, carved walking sticks, masks, textiles and pots.
Recently, I began a collection of paintings based on heart data from other patients, and registered to run a half marathon with another woman who has Long QT and an ICD.
It is next mentioned in 947 by al-Masʿūdī in a discussion of legendary stories from Iran, India, and Greece, as the Persian Hazār afsāna, "A Thousand Tales," "called by the people 'A Thousand Nights'". In 987 Ibn al-Nadīm adds that Abū ʿAbd Allāh ibn ʿAbdūs al-Jahshiyārī began a collection of 1,000 popular Arabic, Iranian, Greek, and other tales but died (942) when only 480 were written.
