Sentence examples for now collected in from inspiring English sources

Extracted from Five Fiery Ladies, 1961, now collected in New Selected Essays: Where I Live (New Directions).

First conceived as a blog, her Chinese ink and watercolor series is now collected in "Missed Connections" (Workman, $14).

A look at the postcards, now collected in a book, also named Dear Data, and there's no mistaking Lupi and Posavec's different styles.

His request yielded hundreds of replies, now collected in a beautiful book that accompanies the project, including one that sums up his work.

Brothers began editing Armstrong's letters and writings in the early nineteen-nineties, now collected in "Louis Armstrong: In His Own Words".

Randall Munroe started drawing the faceless stick figures in his comic "xkcd," now collected in "xkcd: Volume 0," during his day job as a NASA employee.

Shareholders-now collected in groups in fast-growing mutual and pension funds-howled for change.

Then came On the Portrait of a Deaf Man, in which Betjeman remembers his father while staring at his grave; memories of silent walks in country lanes mingling with thoughts of the maggots now collecting in his dad's eyes.

Researchers are now collecting in a week as many data as they collected all of last year, and they are hopeful that there will be something new in that torrent.

The same bawdy, libidinous qualities that are on display here may be found in Burgess's earliest surviving poems, now collected for the first time in book form by Kevin Jackson.

After picking up only two red cards in his first 351 Premier League appearances, Nolan has now collected two in his last four games.