Since then I've collected impressions of unusual food- and drink-dispensing systems in Japan.
So it is not surprising that the mayors' survey, which relies primarily on the collected impressions (and varied recordkeeping) of these agencies, would consistently report an increase in demand.
Instead of spending his statutory third year in Germany, he chose to stay on in Rome, where he collected impressions that were eventually collected to form a second C major symphony (Roma), first performed in 1869.
The Civilians, a troupe of theater artists who construct much of their work from interviews, spent 10 weeks in the city before and after the Haggard scandal broke, collecting impressions from citizens ranging across the social and religious spectrum, from church leaders to embattled atheists in full bunker mode.
A couple of weeks before that spring semester began, I had been in Massachusetts collecting impressions for this project by testing the frame of reference in a piece of mine called "Elicitation," which was soon to run in The New Yorker.
Jolin made numerous travels, collecting impressions and inspiration for his paintings.
I collect impressions everyday from books, magazines, movies, walking around the city and I always take pictures with my digital camera.
"Collected Impressions" — a selection of Bowen's essays — has a title that could easily apply to any of Brennan's.
Samples, collected by impression cytology technique, were added of 80 µL of a gel formulation containing superoxide dismutase (2.0 µg/mL) and irradiated with UV rays for 30 minutes and were evaluated with scanning electron microscopy.
Shirer collected his impressions of European political events in Berlin Diary: The Journal of a Foreign Correspondent, 1934 1941 (1941), which gained an international audience for its simple documentation of survival amid horror.
