Sentence examples for collection to meet from inspiring English sources

Publisher Canongate is now rushing through a major reprint of the Eagleman collection to meet demand.

For Cunningham's "Scenario" (which premieres at BAM on October 14th), Kawakubo altered her spring-summer Comme des Garcons collection to meet the demands of dance (stretchier material, stronger seams), and Cunningham got a new set of shapes.

Then his first two collections divided opinion, with an unlikely coalition including Anna Wintour, Kate Moss and Lady Gaga (who within days of the show wore an outfit from the S/S 2013 collection to meet Julian Assange at the Ecuadorian embassy) in favour, but some critics vociferously against.

After the trailer to the film premiered in July 2008, DC Comics president Paul Levitz said that the company had to print more than 900,000 copies of Watchmen trade collection to meet the additional demand for the book that the advertising campaign had generated, with the total annual print run expected to be over one million copies.

After the trailer to the film premiered in July 2008, DC Comics president Paul Levitz said that the company had had to print more than 900,000 copies of Watchmen trade collection to meet the additional demand for the book that the advertising campaign had generated, with the total annual print run expected to be over one million copies.

The entire process was completed within 2 h of plasma collection to meet the VCB protocols required for proteomic experiments.

Mr. Wagner of KaDeWe said the store increasingly lures the emerging consumer classes from Eastern Europe and has adjusted its collections to meet their tastes.

As e-books have taken off with readers, libraries have been building their e-book collections to meet demand, successfully persuading many publishers to sell their titles to libraries in e-book format.

However, these tools are always not able to integrate various molecular design programs and enormous data collections to meet the systematic operations of users to achieve the best results [18].

So in London we could choose from the multilayered, multicoloured collection by Japanese label Toga, or Preen which is a collection designed to meet the needs of every woman.

The Red Cross is promising to improve its blood collection program to meet government safety standards, and it could face big fines if it fails to do so.