Sentence examples for collectible some from inspiring English sources
LOOKING back at the first Datsun trucks and Toyota sedans to arrive in the United States in the late 1950's, it is easy to see why purists bristled at any suggestion that these ungainly Japanese "rice burners" might be collectible some day.
Like any other type of collectible, some cars — often those that were widely produced — have little value as an investment.
While many of the booths are like small shops crammed with diverse collectibles, some dealers have orchestrated coherent installations.
There are also several books on McDonald's and Happy Meal collectibles, some of which are now in their second and third printings.
Less collectible is some of Dowd's sketch comedy (Cheney and Rummy sipping Scotch in the hot tub), which can degenerate to an Art Buchwald level.
This misconception has been enhanced by the aforementioned European concept of fine art, but it may have originated in a dependence, during the first period of Western interest in African art, upon collectible artifacts—some of which (pieces of sculpture, for instance) fitted neatly into the category of fine art, while others (such as textiles and pottery) were dismissed as craftwork.
Many of the cards have become highly collectible with some very rare "promos", such as the 1993 Galaxy Series II "floating Yoda" P3 card often commanding US$1 0000 or more.
If you're selling basketball shoes, learn which players wear what shoes, what styles are collectible, and some of the history of the shoes.
That's pretty much the spirit of Antique Alley, a 20-mile stretch of two-lane road with more than two dozen antiques and collectibles shops, some of them cooperative stores representing scores of dealers.
The new stickers are bigger, brighter, and meant to be seen as collectibles, with some stickers being more difficult to unlock than others.
