Good on Bolton, whose collective attention Wandered.
Australia's indigenous art has a sacred bond with the places whose collective memories it preserves.
Or filling the gymnasium at the University of Washington with 10,000 cheering students whose collective roar reached deafening levels.
The Giants, meanwhile, must worry about a Cowboys organization whose collective self-preservation instincts are now on overdrive.
Still, thousands of residents are now unemployed in a town whose collective property assessment has almost halved since 2010.
The move by Clear Channel, whose collective broadcasts reach more than 110 million listeners in the nation weekly, was voluntary.
Britons are using our website to form a community whose collective bargaining power brings them maximum savings with minimum hassle.
By night, the place is packed with a stiffer clientele — think blazers and silk dresses — whose collective temperament is discordant with the atmosphere of mealtime relaxation.
Leventhal's witnesses had been police officers, eyewitnesses to the shooting, and criminologists whose collective testimony established the Georgia hit man's guilt.
Perhaps, too, it marked an awakening for the N.B.A. players whose collective apathy opened the door to nepotism and corruption in their union's New York offices.
This compact but reverberant 19th-century tale tracks a circle of hard-luck souls whose collective tears could fill a dry well.
