Sentence examples for appendix in the from inspiring English sources

In 1977 the articles were relegated to an appendix in the revised prayer book.

Osborne earned an appendix in the Warren report; he appears briefly and then vanishes into history again.

I'm sure you're at death's door... Just hope there's no one with a burst appendix in the phone queue just behind you, that's all.

Gambella is the poorest province in one of the world's poorest nations – a lowland appendix in the far south-west of Ethiopia.

An appendix in the archives copied by Mitrokhin suggest that the KGB claimed it had contacts with 200 people in Britain.

He deliberately withheld vital insulin from a diabetic patient and later did not diagnose an obviously ruptured appendix in the patient, a review board said.

The study is impossible to evaluate properly without that information – and how those claims were ranked – and it should have appeared as an appendix in the original paper.

That seems to be what it took for the editors of the Concise Oxford Dictionary to give the S.M.S. shorthand system its own appendix in the latest revised edition, released last week.

Had I died of a burst appendix in the Hindu Kush or the Simiens or the Andes, it would have been my own fault (no two-way radio) rather than a sad misfortune.

English; the translator's name is not given., 3 p. This document includes an Appendix in the form of a hierarchical chart showing the departments and personnel ranged under Goebbels's Ministry of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda.

The answer to the riddle only came decades later, revealed in the early 1980s to Kulka the historian (who then wrote an academic paper on the topic, reproduced as an appendix in the book, a text pointedly written in the detached third person, with no hint that this was something the author had experienced first-hand).