Sentence examples for join the collection from inspiring English sources

Pardew has had a few cloudy days at Newcastle's helm and this will join the collection.

A sculpture by Frank Stella is expected to join the collection, Mr. Powell said, and there will be other additions over time.

The first Thai restaurant menus join the collection in the late nineteen-sixties, joined by Vietnamese and Cambodian food in the seventies, building toward the contemporary multicultural, multiracial food scene for which Los Angeles is known today.

The most recent work to join the collection is a seven-metre sculpture of a tree by Ai Weiwei that will be installed on the bridge in the Turbine Hall.

On Thursday, it was announced that Phyllida Barlow will be the 40th artist to join the collection and works by Bourgeois will be the first to feature in the new Artist Rooms gallery.

If Skeen is correct, operational intelligence, or OI, will join the collection of acronyms for well-loved systems in a year or two.

More likely it will go to join the collections of the non-doms, the transient but passionate collectors of the global art world who, for a while, lived in London, but have now been encouraged to move on to Jersey or Geneva, the tax havens that are more hospitable to global wealth.

MoMA reportedly paid $70,000 for "The Kiss," while the @ is joining the collection free.

A 20-foot-tall prison guard tower from the Louisiana State Penitentiary, better known as Angola, is joining the collection of the new National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington.

We are thrilled that the artists, half of whom are joining the collection for the first time, will all be represented by such significant pieces".

Joining the collection of restaurants that line the market is Elliot's Cafe, a new venture from the team behind the Pavilion Cafe in Victoria Park.