Sentence examples for working collection from inspiring English sources

The regalia is still a working collection: on state opening of parliament days and other grand occasions, visitors find small cards stating "in use" instead of the imperial state crown.

The library almost certainly contained the working collection of Philodemus, an Epicurean philosopher from Syria who studied in Athens and moved to Italy in the first century B.C.E.

If this mouseion had literature to compare to its sculptures, we should expect something more impressive than the working collection of a minor philosopher such as Philodemus.

New Zealand's own self-described mad professor, Boris van Galvin, has a working collection of more than 30 electric-shock machines.

New Zealand's own self-described mad professor, Boris van Galvin, has a working collection of more than 30 electro-therapy machines.

The bacterial isolates working collection was composed of 142 isolates originating from milk, fermented milks, and cheeses, and five food isolates that were not of dairy origin (see Additional file 1: Table S1).

But I hate putting my money into brown envelopes in the office; I hate the work collection.

Among other things, Byrne donated a 123-work collection to MOCA in 2004.

Not Deforge's best stuff but better than most people's early work collection books.

The museum draws 10,000 visitors annually to examine its 12,000-volume library of sporting books and 300-work collection of paintings and sculpture.

In 1982, the company had bought a 92-work collection of black-and-white museum-quality photographs for its then-new headquarters on Chicago's Wells Street.