Sentence examples for collections built from inspiring English sources

Part of the vast collections built up by Arthur M. Sackler were among the offerings.

That visit also instilled my love of house museums, the idiosyncratic collections built up by one collector.

(They're already suing outfits like MyMP3. com and myplay.com, which are individual online collections built from albums people already own).

Meanwhile, long-established museum collections built on that catch-all concept are still with us, changed now in their thinking if not necessarily in their form.

PARIS — This could only happen at the Hôtel Drouot, the central Paris auction house where fabulous collections built up across France over decades turn up at distant intervals to be sold without much fanfare.

The show recreates a suite of galleries like the original ones: paintings, sculptures and decorative objects jostle each other just as they did when Ferdinando Gonzaga organised his family collections, built up over 150 years, into a museum around 1620.

"We have to raise money, acquire collections, build the museum.

Both collections build on the brand's remarkable heritage, with cotton polos and knitwear made in the UK, ensuring your good taste will now be as  impressive as your swing.

The botanical collection, built up during Victorian plant-hunting expeditions, is world famous.

Design surprises were few in an Armani collection built on caution and control.

Yet, however joyous, there is something frustrating about a collection built on another house's foundations.