Sentence examples for formerly collections from inspiring English sources

Ms. Stevens was formerly collections secretary and senior curator, working alongside Norman Rosenthal, the academy's exhibitions secretary.

Also, material concerning forest fires, pest damage and control, and legislation affecting the forest industry, the "Keep New York Green" Committee and use of wood as fuel during World War I. Includes Arthur B. Recknagel papers (formerly collection #1891).

By the early 19th century, then, the granting of public access to formerly private collections had become more common.

There are no pieces of the magnitude of Mark McGwire's 70th home run ball, no formerly hidden collection of pristine autographed bats and balls or drawers full of game-worn uniforms.

The bulk of the exhibition opening today was created by Ellen Embardo, formerly the collection's curator and now a reference librarian at the Homer Babbidge Library, next door to the Dodd Center.

The formerly humble collection of trees has grown to about 150, covering roughly three acres.

But his style is clearly different from that of Short, who was credited for unifying a formerly fractious collection of local unions and increasing the IA's ranks while also clashing with dissidents who chafed at his mercurial management style.

Formerly a collection of private office and government buildings — surrounded by blight — downtown has been transformed into a sprawling 24-hour urban neighborhood with thousands of prosperous residents paying high rents.

We used a formerly described collection of strains that had been subject to whole-genome sequencing (Liti et al. 2009).

Zinman wrote back, informing LeClerc that he happened to own "a number of items...of seminal importance" related to the war--all available for loan, provided that they be labelled "Courtesy Collection of Michael Zinman, formerly in the Collection of the New York Public Library".

Formerly Museums and Collections director National Trust.