Pablo Picasso and Richard Serra share space with Sol LeWitt and Jackson Pollock in the tremendous collections of the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC.
It houses a tremendous collection of European oil paintings.
I firmly believe you have something few others possess; a tremendous collection of talented and active journalists.
In our time together I witnessed a tremendous collection of horrifying houses with six-foot ceilings and 16 cats.
Catherine founded the Hermitage Museum in 1764 and acquired Sir Robert Walpole's tremendous collection of Old Master paintings in 1779 via James Christie (founder of Christie's auction house).
He points me to his tremendous collection of reviews of books on climate change, disease, environmental degradation, peak oil, and water scarcity.
This man, who asked that his name not be used to protect his greensward, said his California house sits on an acre that includes an English-style garden, a maze, "hedges everywhere" and "a tremendous collection of trees and shrubs".
Morson, in a tremendous collection of pieces, extends his ongoing interest in what he calls "prosaics"—basically, a way of attending to fictional prose that makes room for the messiness, the loose ends, and the improvised form that one finds in the great realist writers (for Morson, especially Dostoyevsky).
The Story Giant (Collins £10) by Brian Patten, illustrated by The Observer's Chris Riddell, is a tremendous collection of 50 stories from all over the world, held together by the idea of a Story Giant who believes himself to be missing one, crucial tale, without which his castle will crumble.
When I read "Strength to Love," a tremendous collection of Martin Luther King Jr.'s sermons, I was surprised and moved on its last pages by this particular passage, which described God in ways that feel foreign to me.
