Sentence examples for collection everyone from inspiring English sources

As the renowned food historian Ken Albala rightly says in the introduction to this remarkable collection, "everyone has to eat".

"It's a collection everyone had known about for a long time," said Joshua Holdeman, the head of Phillips's photography department.

There's a diverting blend of plaintive sex and literary references in Sandra Novack's new story collection, "Everyone But You" (Random House, $26).

In an ensemble from the "Terry and the Pirates" collection, everyone left standing in the previous "Mummy" reprises his role, including the adroit John Hannah as Jonathan, Evelyn's craven brother.

Although his name is nowhere in the auction catalog, since September, when Sotheby's announced it was selling $43.4 million to $60.7 million worth of primarily Abstract Expressionist art from "A Private American Collection," everyone in the art world knew the seller was Mr. Weisel, a San Francisco investment banker.

Play counts on blockbuster albums and chart-topping songs rise every week, and anytime a major artist releases a new smash or finally drops the new collection everyone has been waiting for, records change and history is made once again.

The company says that these are editorial collections everyone sees at launch, but you'll receive more personalized suggestions like this in time.

The time is long overdue to standardize data collection for everyone and to use it.

Rarely has this been so true as with Facebook, which is little more than the collection of everyone's personal data.

Albrecht said the proposed changes were just window dressing on the blanket collection of everyone's flight data: "It is a joke.

"This wasn't meant to be a collection because everyone kept telling me 'oh, publishers hate short stories, don't write them, write a novel'.