Sentence examples for collections notes from inspiring English sources

"It's an absolute proven way to reduce smuggling, and greatly increase tax collections," notes Michael Seilback of the American Lung Association of the Northeast.

A series of letters written to his agent during a trip to Israel and Turkey, published in 1963 in Harper's magazine as "Letters From a Journey," would likewise have earned its place in the long-anticipated but never realized follow-up to Baldwin's two great collections, "Notes of a Native Son" (1955) and "Nobody Knows My Name" (1961).

Quids are common in collections, notes Connie Mulligan of the University of Florida, Gainesville, although aprons less so.

He has written more than 30 books, including the poetry collections "Notes of the Assemblage" (2015), "187 Reasons Mexicanos Can't Cross the Border" (2007) and "Crashboomlove: A Novel in Verse" (1999).

As Stephen Coppel, curator of the modern collection, notes: "One donation can often be the accelerator for another".

"Stranger in the Village" first appeared in Harper's Magazine in 1953, and then in the essay collection "Notes of a Native Son," in 1955.

The world would be a duller place if Miuccia Prada's collection notes said: "This season I've mainly done big skirts.

The final dress of the show was the bubbling, foaming aura, which, the collection notes informed the audience, had been "3D molded by hand" — that is, constructed with analogue labor.

As Zabludowicz Collection notes, Huanca is interested in how human bodies occupy and move through space and how a life's worth of gestures creates "invisible histories".

Although the specimen had been sent with Ravenel's extensive collection notes, Berkeley's description was brief, and he neglected to mention the veil.

Charles Horton Peck, upon encountering the fungus in North America, could not identify it using Berkeley's description, and instead had to contact Ravenel to obtain his original collection notes before he could confirm its identity.