Sentence examples for series housed from inspiring English sources

That definition came to mind on Saturday night at Maverick Concerts, a long-running summer series housed in a handsome, rough-hewn wooden shed here, set among stately trees.

At the Kennedy Center, for instance, the long-running Millennium Stage series, housed in the newly refurbished Theater Lab, was host Monday night to an encore performance of "The Brontes". The satirical rock-and-roll performance piece by D.C.-based Dizzy Miss Lizzie's Roadside Revue had made a rousingly merry debut in July at the Capital Fringe Festival.

1. Works and Process a performance series housed at the extraordinarily beautiful Frank Lloyd Wright theater in the basement of the Guggenheim Museum.

In 2012 Tom led the production of "Conversations with Remarkable Givers," a groundbreaking, free video series, housed on GiveSmart.org, of candid conversations with a range of extraordinary philanthropists.

Series Scope and Contents: This series houses oversized items within the collection.

This series houses all of Schapiro's writings, from published articles, books, and reviews, to unpublished manuscripts, essays, and translations.

Schapiro would continually sketch, draw, paint, and sculpt throughout his life, and this series houses the single largest collection of his works of art.

This series houses many "jobs" or photo shoots, to which Karales assigned an alpha or alphanumeric code.

The second series houses an oversized item which was enclosed in a letter to Reynolds and re-housed for preservation purposes.

The series houses a variety of materials filed with correspondence, such as manuscripts, field reports, charts, maps, clippings, and research proposals.

Watching an authoritarian regime disintegrate is like watching an episode of the American television series House, MD.