Sentence examples for collections quickly from inspiring English sources

A summarized document helps in understanding the gist of the large text collections quickly and also save a lot of time by avoiding reading of each individual document in a large text collection.

During the last part of the eighteenth century, the number of fossils in British collections quickly increased.

Soon after the war the French designer Christian Dior introduced his 1947 "Corolle" collection, quickly dubbed the "New Look" by the American press.

The books — mostly fiction culled from the library's regular collection — quickly became popular, too, as people without televisions, Internet or school to attend turned to reading.

"I evaluated the collection quickly and saw that 19th-century French prints was an area that I could start to build".

BROCK J. SAFRONOFF A Passion for the Lions Tara Neelakantappa introduced Brock J. Safronoff to classical music; his compact disc collection quickly surpassed hers.

When business started to pick up again, the Ti-Bridge found many other fans, and the Bridges collection quickly became a symbol of Corum's return to high-end watchmaking.

The collection quickly went through eleven editions and was followed by seven others, a memoir by Mabel Todd's daughter, four volumes of letters, endless speculation about the poet's secrets, and the rise of a myth.

"When the museum first opened, it was collecting contemporary artwork, and did so into the mid 1970's, although it became clear pretty soon after that if we were to remain a museum of contemporary art, it was not really appropriate to keep buying and maintaining a collection, as a collection quickly becomes historic," he said.

Although pencil suits in silver satin with garter belts flapping at the hems made for a poor start, the collection quickly turned light and wicked as Mr. Galliano sent out bias-cut dresses in chiffon prints and shimmery satin cuddled with leather-and-fox-fur jackets that seemed a sly take on the wraps that Jean-Louis made for Dietrich in her golden years.

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