Sentence examples for collection partners from inspiring English sources

ReCellular uses half what it recoups to pay collection partners and shipping costs; another 40% goes to salaries, operations and overhead costs.

Although I'm a die-hard Negroni fan, I also like Collection partner Ro Patel's signature take on a classic Gibson cocktail ($12), garnished with little pickled onions and a sliver of freshly shaved black truffle.

If the loan still hasn't been paid back in full by day 46 the company will refer the matter to its collection department, "which incurs additional administrative charges and transaction fees, and we may refer you to our collection partner... In addition to the interest that will continue to accrue, you may then have to pay the additional charges to debt collection agency".

Each private collection partner gives 10percentt of the sale to the buyer's school of choice.

Collections partners, from left, Jordan Lee GS, Tony Xiao '12, and Arman Suleimenov *12.

Haas Arts Library liaisons for Art, Architecture, School of Art and School of Drama, and our curator of Special Collections partner in orientations, tours, and research education classes for the School of Drama and the Program in Theatre Studies and Dance.

Digital Collections partnered with University Archives to publish Coach K's very first win at Duke just this week in anticipation of victory # 1000.

Though he has about 5,000 plates in his personal collection, Anshant and his collecting partner, John Willard – ALPCA member No 909, who joined when he was 20, just after Anshant signed up – have about 40,000 plates between them, which they sell and trade at meets and on eBay.

"As we gain more positive traction in those short ad breaks, we're looking to expand them in to Facebook Live but also in to video". Facebook began testing Facebook Live ads with a small collection of partners back in the fall.

Collection curators partner with faculty and students to teach, organize exhibitions and museum-based courses, care for and build the collection through gift and acquisitions, and continually seek to develop conferences, symposia, and public programs that will inspire the next generation of creative visual arts leaders.

An undated, unattributed clipping from Gertrude's scrapbook collection labeled "Partners-Madison Square Theatre" gives a review of Gertrude F. Homan as Little Lord Fauntleroy in the play of the same title: "The fact that the leading role is assumed by so young a character makes the play the more interesting.