Sentence examples for has amassed for from inspiring English sources

The company said it hit $99 million in gross revenue in 2011, up 5 percent from 2010, largely because of increased sales, both in units and revenue, for the home video titles it has amassed for British mysteries and dramas, both old and new.

They say Mr. Daniels is likely to deliver a shorter, perhaps more sober version of a speech he gave to the American Conservative Union's Conservation Political Action Conference last year when he spoke of a "new Red Menace," the "debts our nation has amassed for itself over decades of indulgence".

Chief among his duties as an electronic music producer, said Mr. Martinez, is collecting a palette of acoustic and electronic sounds from the library of digital samples he has amassed for Mr. Goldenthal to compose with on his own keyboards and computers.

She must employ programming and statistical techniques to analyze the matrix of data she has amassed for her thesis.

But what Singlaub really wants, he said, is for Congress to send its promised $100-million aid package to the contras--and use some of that money to buy the equipment and supplies he has amassed for the rebels during the last two years.

But in many ways the crowd was louder than the one that had amassed for Mr. Beck.

Referring to billions of dollars that the News Corporation had amassed for the BSkyB bid, Mr. Murdoch said, "If Britain doesn't want them, we'll invest them here.

Ahn reached the podium in all four of his events, adding three gold and one bronze to the four medals that he had amassed for South Korea at the 2006 Turin (Italy) Winter Olympics.

The interlude may not last long, but it confirms that Mr. Martini, making his first feature, has enough filmmaking gifts to cut through the formulaic accretions that he and his brother, Steven Martini, have amassed for their screenplay.

Some people know the difference between saving, the noun meaning the money not squandered when a bargain is found, and savings, the noun meaning the money you have amassed for a rainy day.

During Thursday's talks it became clear, said one person who was in the negotiating room, that neither side had a thirst to use the weapons it had amassed for an all-out labor fight — the union dissolving itself, and a lockout by the owners — and that both sides now viewed March as a serious deadline.