Sentence examples similar to venerable collective from inspiring English sources
Four years ago, he enjoyed a certain degree of acclaim when he created the futuristic-looking Rin chair for the venerable Danish furniture collective Fritz Hansen.
Last week, like an elderly dowager seduced by Justin Bieber, the venerable publication checked its collective brains at the door and swooned over Mark Zuckerberg, the infant prodigy who now presides over Facebook, and so possesses both power and money.
In these days of wireless networking, new fronts have opened up in the venerable business of gauging the collective consciousness.
That many clauses were omitted from the charter as it finally appeared on the statute rolls and that new ones had been inserted and some original clauses redrafted have made no difference in the collective memory of this venerable document.
The new chief executive of the venerable institution is Alex Beard, the deputy director of Tate (the collective name for the four Tate museums in Britain), whose background is not in the performing arts.
The guest ensemble was the first appearance at this venerable new music series of wild Up, and it was a significant step up for a feisty local new music collective, which was playing in little clubs in Echo Park a year ago.
Amy Ruth's -- Venerable institution.
Sylvia's -- Venerable institution.
"Here it is, venerable Sir".
"It is broken, venerable Sir".
