Sentence examples for collections it from inspiring English sources

But when it comes to stereos and music collections, "it really depends on the situation," he said.

"Birds of America," by Lorrie Moore Moore's book achieved a rare honor among short story collections: It made its way to the New York Times bestseller list.

But during the renovation and expansion of its buildings and collections, it began to make fundamental changes to move the museum much more fully into the life of its campus and the neighborhoods of New Haven that surround it.

In the week that Jhumpa Lahiri has won Italy's most prestigious foreign fiction prize, the Premio Vallombrosa, for her story collection Unaccustomed Earth, and in a publishing season when several of the most warmly received releases have been story collections, it seems the form might finally have cast off its Cinderella slippers.

An eight-room home, the Heisey House, restored to its mid-19th century appearance, displays Victorian-era collections; it was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1972 and is home to the Clinton County Historical Society.

Reducing the frequency of collections, it said, was "lazy and unnecessary".

Professor Manbeck alluded to this problem: "When something goes in private collections, it disappears," he said.

Because the painting had been in private collections, it was unknown to modern scholars.

The building's austere, almost primitive forms and the dazzling collections it houses underscore the seriousness of the country's cultural ambition.

EBay has a service called Great Collections it operates in conjunction with Butterfield, the San Francisco auction house it bought.

The program sends a query to six museums' online collections.* It then pools the data it gets back and, in seconds, produces a world map showing where the plant or animal has been found, along with a table that lists each specimen in the museums' collections and the date, collector, geographic coordinates, and so on.