Sentence examples for collection himself from inspiring English sources

He has a substantial stamp collection himself, including the best football assemblate in existence.

Mr. Mesejo has donated a car to the collection himself: his father's white-over-brown 1953 Dodge Kingsway.

Having selected the work from the collection himself, he admitted he had rejected the first offerings because they were "too tame".

The museum didn't have enough money for the acquisition, and at one point, according to Mort Winston, who was then a MOCA trustee, Broad proposed that he buy the collection himself and eventually turn it over.

"Since everything is digital, the question is what's going down in history, what makes someone want to flip the pages of a look book or click that arrow?" Lim styles this resort collection himself.

To spare his wife an intercontinental hassle like the Segelman case in the event that he should die before her, Herbert Axelrod, 77, a New Jersey philanthropist and an acknowledged authority on tropical fish, resolved to dispose of his sizable collection himself.

Its central character, Leland Wevill, is a lawyer who has retired to Hawaii and lives alone surrounded by his vast art collection, amusing himself by testing the depth of his visitors' ignorance about these treasures.

Looking to hedge his bets, the wily crook comes up with a scheme for lifting the tape and keeping the gun collection for himself, but he is nearly undone by the stupidity, not to mention the cupidity, of his associates.

It's a soundtrack that Sewell — as Jan, a Czech at Cambridge who returns to Prague in 1968, after the Russian intervention, and, in the next two decades, endures the disintegration of both his idealism and his record collection — has himself endured hundreds of times.

Mr. Zugazagoitia (pronounced SZU-ga-sa-GOY-tee-ah), who moved to the Midwest institution after heading El Museo del Barrio in New York for eight years, has been using these increasingly popular monthly conversations with his curators as a way of getting to know the encyclopedic collection better himself and to loosen up ways of looking at art for the public.

Ashmole's determined aggressiveness in obtaining the Tradescant collection for himself has led some scholars to consider that Ashmole was an ambitious, ingratiating social climber who stole a hero's legacy for his own glorification.