Sentence examples for center collected from inspiring English sources

Last year, the Lower East Side Ecology Center collected 118 tons of discarded electronics, more than in any previous year, though the center also held twice as many collection events as it had in the past.

In addition, there is a collection of World War II posters found in the museum's attic, displays of the life and work of American philosopher Charles Pierce, and even a steel girder from the World Trade Center collected at Ground Zero.

The area manager ran into the village at midnight, took her to the health center, collected blood from a blood-bank, and managed the necessary medicines.

It's like they left their faces at a recycle center, collected the carbon credits, got on their private jets and didn't have to lift a thing -- except for the magnetic battery charged mirror they keep tucked inside a safe place in their leather Louis Vuitton designer bags.

Next, the data are from a single, large, tertiary care center, collected over several years.

We use data from the Emergency Center of the University Hospital, Albuquerque NM (a tertiary-care county-university health sciences center) collected from the BSafer system [ 6].

The center collects data on philanthropy around the world.

Dr. Lampert, president of the consortium, said the centers in the organization were also collecting data on patient outcomes, lengths of stay and other variables, with each center collecting data on 15 consecutive admissions of adults and adolescents.

Acknowledging such problems, Dr. Robert L. Jones, the chief executive officer and president of the New York Blood Center, said that improved management techniques had helped his center collect 90,000 more units a year since 1998, when he came to the blood center.

This means that Sister Ana now manages a booming depot on McKibbin Street in Brooklyn that lays claim to being the city's only nonprofit redemption center, collecting 3 1/2 cents from the industry for handling each redeemable.

Bill also helped Courtney Sprain, a graduate student in Earth and Planetary Sciences working with Paul Renne (Director of the Berkeley Geochronology Center), collect samples for radioisotopic age determinations and paleomagnetic analyses.