Sentence examples for a compilation of a few from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, May 27 , 1939P. 26 A compilation of a few outstanding discoveries of recent month.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, May 27, 1939 P. 26 A compilation of a few outstanding discoveries of recent month.

(Here's a compilation of a few more).

A compilation of her few selected columns on startups has been published in an e-book titled "WunderNova" which is available on Amazon.

If you are not using an entire song, but a mix or compilation of a few songs together (like how music for your short or long programs are normally made to fit time constraints or for changes of pace), make sure it makes sense and the transition between songs are as seamless as possible.

(Ripped right from the playbook of his Democratic rival, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, we'd suggest — only thrown into much sharper relief as a compilation of items from the past few months).

They can be a compilation of moments in those opening few pages.

Recorded in 2005, after playing together only once, the album is a compilation of their favourite improvisations recorded over a few bleary Brooklyn-winter weeks.

In the '60s when Bobby Fischer published a compilation of his best games he included quite a few hard-fought draws.

The video, seen below, is a compilation of behind the scenes footage from the first few weeks of Ingraham's Fox News program, "Just In".

Then, on September 19th, "there began the most terrible storm, and the wildest north wind that man has ever seen," Mexican bishop Agustín Dávila Padilla wrote, a few decades later, in a compilation of several reports.