Sentence examples for a chart printed from inspiring English sources

According to a chart printed in The Times of London, Carole Middleton's father was a builder and her mother a store clerk.

A chart printed in The New York Times in 1993 showed that from 1986 to 1991, police estimates of Times Square attendance on New Year's Eve ranged from about 300,000 to about 600,000.

If the cookie sheet doesn't already have a chart printed on it, you might want to take a separate sheet of paper and make the calculations for how much any given number of boxes would cost, if your mental math isn't very good.

It was based on thousands of observations recorded by seamen and was, in a sense, an expanded version of the Gulf Stream chart printed in 1769 by Benjamin Franklin after consulting a Nantucket skipper.

Consider the Sky Watch chart printed in this newspaper on Sundays.

| no RnB Charts printed by Billboard during these chart runs.

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Make sure your print is set to print at 100% zoom, or "no scaling," to ensure that the chart prints at the correct size.

The closing raises civic issues: The magazine "Social Forces," printed a chart in 1930 which indicated cultural items to be expected in any city of a certain size.

Before Mr. Obama took office, his economic team issued a paper calling for the passage of a large economic stimulus plan, and printed a chart that they later came to regret.

In 1927, Time magazine printed a chart showing sex-appropriate colors for girls and boys according to leading U.S. stores.