Sentence examples for collections containing from inspiring English sources
"collections containing" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when talking about a group or set of items that includes the item(s) specified. For example: "The library maintains multiple collections containing rare books and artifacts."
This seeming contradiction arises from the properties of collections containing an infinite number of objects.
Seales's name got around to the curators of collections containing badly damaged manuscripts; he was the guy who could read the unreadable.
These pieces were later collected as The Bab Ballads (1869), followed by More Bab Ballads (1873); the two collections, containing the germ of many of the later operas, were united in a volume with Songs of a Savoyard (1898).
In addition to many local and sectarian compilations, there were huge general collections, containing the lives of both legendary and historical figures, such as the immense Comprehensive Mirror of the Immortals (Zhenxiantongjian; early 12th century).
The 15-strong new words team – out of a staff of 70 at the OED – work year round tracking words in corpuses – electronic text collections containing billions of words – and analysing online databases, as well as material submitted by the public through reading programmes.
Influences such as Alberti's book led to a new evaluation of the artist, with painters and their works being sought after by the rulers of Europe (Michelangelo and Titian were actually ennobled); the result was that great collections containing the works of major and minor masters were formed.
Later collections contain some fine patriotic poems (e.g., on the 1918 war of independence).
In addition to progenitor cells, PB-HPC collections contain other hematopoietic cells.
The crowdsourced video collections contain great variances in video resolutions, frame rates, bit rates, etc.
The thematic collections contain eight papers on historical and geological studies of earthquakes.
Museum collections contain centuries worth of facts and figures on specimens.
