Sentence examples for a wide array of titles from inspiring English sources
His career in digital and traditional media has spanned nearly two decades and a wide array of titles and companies, including Newsweek, Meredith Corporation and George magazine.
Its activities include sponsoring the Richardson History of Psychiatry Research Seminar and administering the Oskar Diethelm Library, which includes a wide array of titles on psychiatry and related topics, such as psychoanalysis and spiritualism.
After the handbook's huge success Ms. Birnbach helped bring forth a wide array of less necessary titles.
That gives Mr. Hely a pretext to lard "How I Became a Famous Writer" with a wide array of supposedly viable titles, main characters, ad lines ("Blood is the new pink") and crazy premises.
Three years later, after assembling an impressive collection of occasional pieces in a wide array of materials, the best title Mr. Plasman and his colleagues could think of was "Bolier Occasionals".
From the newest touchscreen laptops, desktops, and tablets running Windows 8, to Windows Phones, to Xbox and Kinect consoles and accessories, to a wide array of first and third-party software titles, our goal is to introduce you to the best choice, value and service we have to offer.
The new law declares that a wide array of federal education dollars, including the Title I funds essential in our highest-poverty schools, may be used by states and local school systems to provide increased access to the full array of subjects in a well-rounded education.
Since then, the list of 'aggravated felonies' has expanded significantly to include 28 types of offences, covering a wide array of criminal conduct from minor to serious (Title 8 of the US Code (§ 1101(a)(43)).
The one exception was "Pre-Convention" inventory, a title that smugglers then used to disguise a wide array of illegal product harvested well after the cutoff date.
A wide array of outdoors groups praised the move.
Polyesters display a wide array of properties and practical applications.
