Sentence examples for cabinet collection from inspiring English sources

That good old Jack Straw has matched Jim Callaghan's Cabinet collection at last?

Traditional approaches tended to fall within three genres: the author collection, the subject collection, and the cabinet collection.

These cabinet collections and correspondence networks played an important role in the development of natural philosophy.

Conrad Gesner published a 1565 work on fossils that contained one of the first detailed descriptions of such a cabinet and collection.

* "THE GUENNOL COLLECTION: CABINET OF WONDERS," Brooklyn Museum of Art, 200 Eastern Parkway, at Prospect Park, (718) 638-5000 (through May 7).

* THE GEUNNOL COLLECTION: CABINET OF WONDERS," Brooklyn Museum of Art, 200 Eastern Parkway, at Prospect Park, (718 638-5000 (through May 7).

A glass-fronted corner cabinet displayed a collection of wineglasses and figurines; blue-and-white plates hung on a wall.

A walnut cabinet housed her collection of Staffordshire figures, and one bookcase held a complete set of "Notable British Trials".

Mr. Samak himself had called his cabinet "ugly," a collection of influential people and relatives of politicians who were outside Parliament.

And in Texas, Gov. George W. Bush does not have a formal cabinet but a collection of sometimes wayward officials, like the agriculture commissioner, who are elected and have power of their own.

The Vigani Cabinet is a collection of over 570 raw materials from plants and animals, inorganic materials such as pigments, stones and metals as well as 50 drugs and oils in an almost untouched condition.