Sentence examples for another compilation from inspiring English sources

If there's one thing we don't need as Christmas looms, it's another compilation album.

This Christmas the top-selling disc in the pop music charts, in many countries around the world, is yet another compilation of the greatest hits of that trendy youth phenomenon...the Beatles.

EMI's sales boom in America so far this year has owed a lot to the release of The Beatles' "1", yet another compilation of old songs.There are only so many times that EMI can repackage old bands.

Ms. Chinoy and Ms. Cole followed up with another compilation, "Directors on Directing," published in 1953, which traced the rise of the director as a theatrical force in the previous century using the words of the artists themselves.

Also this week, the soundtrack to the film "Pitch Perfect" (Universal) holds at No. 3 with 44,000 sales; a compilation of this year's Grammy nominees, released by Capitol and the Grammys' own label, is No. 4 with 41,000; and another compilation, "Kidz Bop 23" (Razor & Tie) fell three spots to No. 5 with 40,000.

The original Lettres du Sepulchre perished at the capture of Jerusalem in 1187, but another compilation was made in the 13th century by a group of lawyers in the kingdom of Cyprus, where remnants of Frankish society in the Latin East settled after the Muslim reconquest of the Holy Land.

But events settled into a well-worn groove following Ringleader of the Tormentors' release: another pointless compilation album, another round of controversy about his views on immigration, another visit to the law courts.

He has now returned with another witty compilation, "A Hedonist in the Cellar: Adventures in Wine".

There follows a two-hour stretch of cookery (Masterchef: The Professionals and The Great British Bake Off Christmas Masterclass), and then another clips compilation, this time involving Russell Howard.

Mary Hamilton Nintendo DS; £29.99; cert 3+; 505 Games Cooking Mama World: Outdoor Adventures is another minigame compilation in the same vein as, well, everything else Cooking Mama-related.

By H. J. Littlefield The New Yorker, February 1 , 1930P. 47 In the recent furore over the Encyclopaedia Britannica another worthy compilation has unfortunately been overlooked by the critics.