Sentence examples for form a collection from inspiring English sources

Coins provide a wealth of topical areas from which to choose and to form a collection.

These are the stories, I hope, that might form a collection called "Hall of Small Mammals".

In Java, hierarchically organized classes form a collection of data and methods.

Young's archives of the New York folk scene, including his diaries, now form a collection in the Library of Congress.

In England Henry VIII gave his attention to music and thus did not form a collection of significance.

It then decided to form a collection that would trace American painting from the 1700's to the present.

Mr. Smith invariably kept one copy of each print run, forming a collection that took over his Cambridge home and eventually filled two trailers.

As curator of the Brussels Conservatoire museum (from 1879), he formed a collection of more than 1,500 ancient, modern, and non-Western instruments.

The music for these songs was later lost, but the words remained, forming a collection of Han dynasty (206 bc ad 220) folk poetry that served as the basis of the yuefu form.

Flaubert's taxonomy is in fact one of expressions rather than opinions: it forms a collection of ready-made clichés for the use of the conformist or the unimaginative.

Archipelagos consist of a set of islands forming a collection of basins interconnected by straits, and are typically characterized by widely varying spatial and temporal scales regarding geometry and forcing conditions.