Sentence examples for collective started from inspiring English sources

In the early 1970s, the collective started to use the grid in a collection of furniture manufactured by the Italian company Zanotta.

A group of students called the May 31 Collective started registering cases of work-permit refusal in September.

Soon afterward, the city invited the group into 156 Rivington Street, where the group formed a collective, started a cultural center and adopted its name.

"I lived here for 10 years," said Mr. Polissky, a native of Moscow who arrived in Nikola-Lenivets in 1989 as a painter and a member of Mitki, a whimsical Soviet underground art collective started in Leningrad, where he studied.

He was a founder of Taller Boricua, a workshop and art collective started in East Harlem in 1970, and was also influential in the establishment of El Museo del Barrio in that neighborhood.

Mr. Levring is one of the original members of Dogma 95, the controversial back-to-basics filmmaking collective started six years ago by Denmark's premiere director-provocateur Lars von Trier.

It wasn't easy, but with my encouragement, the group of artists agreed to band together to make their float art available for public collection for the first time as the Carnival Collective, starting with an installation in my store.

It will not have escaped Gatland's notice, either, that the Australian provinces are perking up, enjoying their best collective start to a Super Rugby season since 2002.

Because that's when many people take the pedal off at work and are more likely to browse online, says Schoenmakers, adding that even as the company expands into markets like Asia, it would like to try to keep the idea of a collective starting time consistent.

From 2010 onwards their collective revenues started to increase, growing 40% by 2013.

One benefit of participating in 13P, the playwrights' collective that started in 2003, is the chance to serve as artistic director for your own play.