Sentence examples for collection built from inspiring English sources

The botanical collection, built up during Victorian plant-hunting expeditions, is world famous.

Design surprises were few in an Armani collection built on caution and control.

Yet, however joyous, there is something frustrating about a collection built on another house's foundations.

The catalog stated that it came from a "collection built up by two connoisseurs, father and son" before 1900.

It was the first of 28 works from a collection built up by Branco Weiss and its appearance instantly galvanized bidders into action.

Now the actress, who is the face of the brand, can expect even more baggage as Tod's introduces its Signature collection built around the iconic pebble.

The Universal collection builds to two major films by Douglas Sirk, neither in the extravagant manner of the Technicolor melodramas ("Written on the Wind," "Imitation of Life") for which he is best known.

"Kalotay's collection builds force so quietly that when all the characters appear together in the final story you're stunned -- by how well it works and by how familiar these women now feel," Maggie Galehouse wrote here.

Part of the vast collections built up by Arthur M. Sackler were among the offerings.

That visit also instilled my love of house museums, the idiosyncratic collections built up by one collector.

Meanwhile, long-established museum collections built on that catch-all concept are still with us, changed now in their thinking if not necessarily in their form.