Sentence examples for items coming up from inspiring English sources
A list of the items coming up for auction shows something about Toscanini: his deep engagement with composers of his day, the affection — even veneration — other musicians felt toward him and the influence he held over the musical world for nearly seven decades.
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Hundreds of news items came up about the "king of impostors" and the "master of new identities," who, like Peter Pan, "didn't want to grow up".
Six items came up, five of them books of her photographs, the sixth a profile of her that appeared in The New Yorker last spring.
Yet when these and other even more personal items come up for auction here in December, the point of interest will not be their intrinsic value but their provenance.
When interesting items come up for auction, Heritage shoots out targeted e-mails, matching them to collector preferences.
One idea introduced by Scott that he said he's looking forward to carrying out is a plan to focus some City Council meetings on information-only presentations before items come up for a council decision.
When you go underwater to dive for sale items, come up again and do not stay there.
Not only is the Cezanne listed on databases of stolen art, which auction houses and above-board dealers consult every time an important new item comes up for sale, but it also is readily identifiable as the Ashmolean's, said Christopher Brown, the museum's director: "Anyone offered this painting will walk over to the shelf and look it up in a Cezanne book, and would see where it belongs".
