Sentence examples for always compiled from inspiring English sources

A Stats LLC study for The New York Times showed that in the early 1990s, the 26 major league teams always compiled a combined 1,500 hit-and-run plays a year.

Consequently, the different event apps are always compiled with all modules "on board" – only at runtime it is decided which objects are actually needed and which ones aren't.

Third, the listings are almost always compiled from studies of other brain regions (i.e., non-auditory), some of which have very different patterns of organization (e.g., hippocampus).

The names on the stones here are so rich and weird and eloquent that they provide material for the dictionary of names I am always compiling in case I one day need them as characters in my novels.

As always, we compiled our favorite pictures from the week that was in the NFL for you to browse and vote on.

These predictions are always best estimates, compiled in the face of uncertainties.

As always, we've compiled some of our favorite images from the week that was in the NFL for you to browse and vote on.

As always with a ranking compiled at this time of year, Asian companies with typically later accounting years suffer a bit in comparison with more current figures in the U.S. Our databases can't always keep up with change in a nation like India: Giant Reliance group split into two.

Invariably when a list of any kind is compiled there is always a glut of creative activists ready to claw it to pieces.

She was always trying new recipes and compiled a handwritten cookbook that included guest lists and instructions for everything from thukpa Tibetan noodle soup to American fudge.

Optimization metrics for compiled code are not always measured in resulting execution clock cycles on the target architecture.