Sentence examples for build a folio from from inspiring English sources

FOLIOfn caters to somewhat more experienced investors, allowing them to build a folio from scratch.

Build a tent from blankets and chairs.

Matthew Weiner has a discussion with a psychoanalyst, using a folio from Jung's Red Book as a jumping off point.

Using profits from the folio edition of "Birds of America," Audubon built a large white frame house with veranda, backing it up against the river bluff, and enclosures for the wild animals he studied.

Schonholtz can get that advice at home: Her husband built a career investing in real estate and managing property-investment port-folios.

Once Folio[fn] builds a base of thousands of customers, he said, its technology-based system could become very profitable.

On Friday, "Ticket" won a Folio award from the Long Island Coalition for Fair Broadcasting for artistic, educational or religious news.

It responded with a folio of statements from OPEC officials not from 1973 but from 1970 and 1971.

Could this "Complete Works of Shakespeare," stolen from the library long ago, be a first folio from 1623?

Nearby is an album folio, from Uzbekistan and dating from around 1600, of a seated princess whose robes appear to be made of small human and animal figures.

Boydell's Shakespeare project contained three parts: an illustrated edition of Shakespeare's plays; a folio of prints from the gallery (originally intended to be a folio of prints from the edition of Shakespeare's plays); and a public gallery where the original paintings for the prints would hang.