Sentence examples for house collection from inspiring English sources

A bulk DEP sample was collected using a bag house collection devise during operation of a stationary 30-kW Deutz engine as described previously (Shinyashiki et al. 2009; Stevens et al. 2009).

Most of the designers were just starting their own companies: Behnaz Sarafpour, who previously designed a house collection for Barneys New York, had been planning her first runway show.

Room service for food was prompt, but breakfast in the lounge-like Drawing Room downstairs, plastered with art from the Soho House collection, including that of members, is the better call.

Often they are collectors, driven by the desire to acquire the newest item in the store's huge Department 56 house collection, or Little Souls, a popular handmade doll, or Charming Tails, a mouse figurine.

But because many of the architects in his house collection are no longer alive to advise him, he ultimately takes a very academic approach: he analyzes the original plans, cross-references them with old photographs and enlists the aid of architectural scholars.

Irvine Welsh (1994) In this lewd short story, part of The Acid House collection, Irvine Welsh – to the horror of many Christians – renders God as a foul-mouthed Edinburgh drunk, worn out by humanity's insistence on blaming him for everything that goes wrong in their lives.

Experiments are conducted on our in-house collection as well as on the 4-Universities data set, Reuters 21578 and 20 Newsgroups.

"The Creative Eye: New Perspectives on the Asia Society's Rockefeller Collection" puts that great in-house collection on permanent view for the first time.

Comprising the 1920s neo-Gothic National Bank building and two recently annexed adjacent structures, the new Joule hosts an extensive in-house collection that the Dallas-based adviseriser John Runyon culled from Headington's personal holdings.

YES, the co-owner (along with Paul Birardi) of Odin New York is named Eddy, and the in-house collection by the design team Duckie Brown, which was started last fall, is named Edward.

The Art in Embassies program, which places original American art in United States embassies around the world, was begun in 1964 on a small budget, with a staff of two and no in-house collection.