Sentence examples for to collected from inspiring English sources
verb
To gather together; amass.
- Suzanne collected all the papers she had laid out.
In light of past experience with VA data collection this window to collected data was designed to allow for the family a grievance period to mourn the dead.
Access to collected data will initially be limited to fieldworkers at the point of data collection, and to the study statistician and investigators during analysis.
The possibility of more small-press publishers skipping the single-issues route and going straight to collected edition was echoed in many online posts.
The trio, who met at Nottingham University, held hands as they walked to the stage to collected their award, with lead singer Hannah Reid tightly embracing Florence Welch, of Florence and the Machine, who presented them with it.
A federal appellate court decision last September in a case brought by Mr. Tasini and the National Writers Unionn struck down the contention by several publishers -- including The New York Times Company, Newsday and Time Inc. -- that electronic databases and archives were analogous to "collected works".
Matching unknown samples to collected data was attempted using PCA rather than spectral libraries.
He stopped to collect himself.
Her goal: to collect glass.
