Sentence examples for together collected and from inspiring English sources

And fairytale Gothicism certainly infused the creative vision of this enfant terrible of fashion – just as the Gothic influenced the stories of the German Brothers Grimm, who together collected and published folk tales during the 19th Century, among them Cinderella, Rapunzel, the Frog Prince, Snow White and Hansel and Gretel.

We report the combined results of WNV donor screening during the summer and fall of 2003 by America's Blood Centers (ABC) and the American Red Cross (ARC), which together collect and test ≈95% of US donations.

The description and use of PTCRIS sometimes gives the impression of PTCRIS as a single entity or system – while as far as this reviewer understands it is an umbrella that encompasses several systems that together collects and exposes the collected research output, actors and activities of Portugal.

The two women settled in at Paramaribo and together collected, studied, and composed illustrations of the jungle's plants, insects, and other animals.

In a pooled analysis of 9 studies that together collected diarrhea and growth data on 1393 children, the odds of stunting at 24 months increased multiplicatively by 2.5% per episode of diarrhea, and 25% of all stunting among 24-month-old children was attributable to having 5 or more episodes of diarrhea in the first 2 years of life [ 17].

JN and NvdE together collected most of the data, carried out animal experiments and participated in drafting the manuscript.

Taking these four queries together, we collected and downloaded bivalent domain data for further manual review and curation.

The bridge and ferry together collect more than £9m in tolls each year.

All together, the team collected and brought back more than 500 plant specimens, which are being studied in Kew's Herbarium.

Windfalls are no longer left to rot in cities where communities come together to collect and press the fruit.

While he very likely would have been flummoxed by the anything-goes environment of Facebook or MySpace, Otlet saw some of the more productive aspects of social networking — the ability to trade messages, participate in discussions and work together to collect and organize documents.