Sentence examples for collection gathering from inspiring English sources

LPS LIVE AGAIN If you know someone with a vinyl collection gathering dust, consider giving a USB-connected turntable that will copy the music onto a computer's hard drive.

This collection, gathering a quarter-century's work, takes its title from Abrams's notion that the "fourth dimension of a poem" is "the act of its utterance" — a physical process that, he believes, accounts for the rich savor of great poems apart from their meaning or form.

Shields is both scholarly and deeply passionate about the pictures (some from his own collection), gathering rare images from the sets of epic costume dramas and the kind of celebrity portraiture that would reach its ultimate expression generations later in Vanity Fair and Rolling Stone.

The album's title reflects the range of genres covered by the films whose scores have been included, with the collection gathering music from "horror, suspense, mafia, and period movies", including several pieces taken from Dario Argento's giallo film L'uccello dalle piume di cristallo.

However, just a few weeks ago, a sequence of unrelated events sent me seeking out those thin collections gathering dust on the bottom shelves of my bookcases, cracking their meagre spines to see what I'd been missing.

While the stores are bursting with all-new autumn/winter 2010 designs, for those who attend the twice-yearly ready-to-wear collections, gathering momentum in London as I write, the issue is our personal wardrobe for the, er, spring/summer 2011 shows.

Large data collection allows gathering information of a more representative population that can be used to establish national DRLs.

Data collection involved gathering endorsed skills, number of endorsements, current position, past positions, and years of work experiences from LinkedIn profiles of AECO professionals.

And a new study released today in Environmental Science & Technology concludes that methane emissions from the collection and gathering facilities that bring natural gas to industrial plants are equivalent to the carbon dioxide produced by 37 coal plants over 2 decades.

The terrible irony was that the National Archives had the proper equipment for preserving those documents but, as Mr. Hasan discovered, the equipment – like the collections – was gathering dust.

Our results underpin the importance of 24-h urine collections for gathering clinically relevant parameters.