Sentence examples for collections to add from inspiring English sources
And finally, this week, we asked for your recommendations for debut poetry collections, to add into the mix in our search for a 10th first book award title.
More and more designers are dealing with these questions by broadening the scope of their resort collections to add more urban, seasonless items to the basic swimwear and sun wear.
For landmark shows at his Dering Street gallery in the West End - his great Gwen John revival of the Seventies, for example - he routinely borrowed the best of an artist's work from the national collections to add depth to the work for sale.
TextDigger's technology allows owners of large content collections to add semantics indexing on top of an existing keyword search engine.
You may also try to create a short documentary about a person or group of people, using what is housed in the collections to add texture to their life and times.
Indeed, such unlikely politicking would have at least made this game noteworthy; as it stands, it's merely another mini-game collection to add to the pile.
In addition to the original exhibit, some historical pieces from the Peabody Museum's own collection to add to the story of how important the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem has been to the birth of conservation in America.
Or you could make a nature collection to add some purpose to your walk.
Jennifer Fisher Jewelry turns 10 this year, and to celebrate this momentous mark, the eponymous, New York-based designer has created a new fine jewelry collection to add to the already incredible assortment brass baubles, charms and customizable pieces for which she is known.
Jenner said on her Instagram story on Thursday that she's been working on this "pretty much throughout my entire pregnancy," noting she "spent a lot of time on this collection" to add detail to it.
Linking of DNA vouchers with global positioning system data and herbarium vouchers and other data about the site of collection is desirable to add scientific value to collections.
