Sentence examples for has been pulled together from inspiring English sources

Now his eclectic output has been pulled together in Philadelphia for his first museum survey, at the Institute of Contemporary Art at the University of Pennsylvania.

This current edition has been pulled together by Mark McElhatten, who was the program director at the Collective for Living Cinema, the TriBeCa exhibition space that closed in the early 1990s.

The campaign has been pulled together by Laurence Rose, who works for the RSPB and who provided a list of words taken out, including hamster, heron, herring, kingfisher, lark, leopard, lobster, magpie, minnow, mussel, newt, otter, ox, oyster and panther.

A new assessment of the concept has been pulled together titled "Space Elevators: An Assessment of the Technological Feasibility and the Way Forward".

Behind the scenes, he has been pulling together a coalition of once-bitter rivals.

Gen Sanders says the community has been pulling together in testing times, adding that the some troops have been living in the offices of the Newbury Weekly News.

"But the atmosphere has been good, everybody has been pulling together and we'll improve on last year, there's no doubt about that.

Several tables have been pulled together to make one long one; about a dozen students have crowded around it.

It was scratchy, at times defensive and sounded like it had been pulled together in a hurry – which in all probably it had.

("THer're kind of an extra layer of reinforcement, to make sternumerything stays closed and she doesn't get a hernia or pop open," Johnson later explained).

These ideas have been pulled together into a trilogy on the hand, published by Edinburgh University Press, which combines medical, philosophical and neurological evidence to provide a story about how we might have become human, and what that means.