Sentence examples for expanding collections from inspiring English sources

For example, the University of Toronto has an extensive gallery on campus to showcase its expanding collections.

In 1892, the University Library (now Uris Library) was constructed to house the expanding collections.

We could dream about covering lots of ground thanks to expanding collections and faster means of transportation.

Tommy Ford and Julia Mancuso mastered the mushy conditions at the United States championships in Winter Park, Colo., adding super-G titles to their expanding collections.

In the 1960s the B.F. Ferguson Memorial Building and the Morton Wing were constructed to house the museum's expanding collections, and in 1968 the main building was renamed after Robert Allerton, a museum trustee.

Eager to attract digitally savvy patrons and capitalize on the growing popularity of electronic readers, public libraries across the country are expanding collections of books that reside on servers rather than shelves.

Hagen's entire assortment of team-issued T-shirts, an expanding collection, does not.

Meysman, P. et al. COLOMBOSv2.0: an ever expanding collection of bacterial expression compendia.

An expanding collection of proteins localises to microtubule ends to regulate cytoskeletal dynamics and architecture by unknown molecular mechanisms.

As a result, I have a nice menagerie of roses, and an expanding collection of lungwort (Pulmonaria).

The expanding collection of panels would produce ever more power, at a rate that would increase exponentially.