Sentence examples for collecting move from inspiring English sources
Scheinmans first big collecting move came when the legendary baseball aficionado Barry Halper, who owned a piece of the Yankees, put his gigantic compilation of memorabilia up for auction at Sothebys in New York that September.
(In 2000, he used another portion to buy his stake in the Giants). Scheinman's first big collecting move came when the legendary baseball aficionado Barry Halper, who owned a piece of the Yankees, put his gigantic compilation of memorabilia up for auction at Sotheby's in New York that September.
Some high-schoolers, for instance, competed by using their homemade robots to collect, move and stack milk-crate-sized boxes more quickly and efficiently than other teams, in a three-on-three-robot match called Power Up.
A -- Aaron Shmulewitz, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that most co-op bylaws and proprietary leases grant to the co-op the authority to collect move-in and move-out deposits.
For example, Clutter collects, moves and stores people's belongings as a service.
For Harper and Dimond, it was a no brainer: they could use the ice to fill empty southbound ships, and their only costs were from collecting and moving the ice.
"But everything tends to collect and move through Siliguri," a villager says, identifying a chaotic city in West Bengal which is also a springboard into the Himalayan kingdoms of Nepal and Bhutan.
The IMGD also provides the Object Browser, which can collect and move selected sequences in IMGD into the Favorite, a personalized virtual storage space, for further data analyses using the analysis tools in both IMGD and CFGP [ 24].
Now at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art through September 6, The Steins Collect moves on to the Grand Palais, Paris and in early 2012 hits the Met in NY.
Each turn, players move a random number of spaces (but can decide which directions to move), collecting items as they go that affect their stats in combat.
I saw him in the pharmacy after the move, collecting his prescriptions.
