Sentence examples for and appendixes from inspiring English sources

Chairperson requests that the representative of Bulgaria not throw his binder of laminated pages of Article V and appendixes at the Chairperson.

This book alone, which concludes in 1801 -- still a few years before the uprising ends with a massacre of the remaining white population in 1805 -- contains nearly 700 pages of densely realized fiction, in addition to various prefaces and appendixes.

Government reports, academic papers, think-tank policy analyses, diplomatic communiqués, timelines, spreadsheets, flow charts, organograms, footnotes and endnotes, indexes and appendixes, daily clipping services and sit-reps — they belong, with depressingly few exceptions, in a mass grave for prose.

He is content to leave the bits and pieces as they are, and offer them in the footnotes and introductions and appendixes of the collections of letters and other writings he gathers.

Rather, he relegates these issues to the footnotes and appendixes, particularly the odd Appendix D, titled "Eidetic Memory and False Memory (and Autism)," in which he explains that a certain amount of image embellishment "no doubt happens within all of us".

It introduces the chapters of the book and appendixes and desired outcome for readers of the book.

Bergling had his gallbladder and appendix removed, in 2014.

But it's hidden in waffle and appendices.

• April 2000 Tests on 3,000 human tonsil and appendix samples show no trace of vCJD prions.

In an Op-Ed essay and appendix last week, Ms. Reinhart and Mr. Rogoff denied those accusations.

It is framed with editor's notes and appendices explaining that the main body of the book is the work of a veteran named Eugene Allen.