"assemble stories" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to gather or put together various stories. Example: He spent hours in the library, carefully assembling stories from different sources to create a comprehensive account of the town's history.
You'll gain practical experience of sifting data sets for infographic gold, find out how to spot and assemble stories, and learn the golden rules of data collection when commissioning research of your own.
Nick Evershed, Guardian Australia's data journalist, will lead the day looking at how to mine datasets for trends, how to spot and assemble stories, and how to access free tools to show your data.
Periodic allows editors to easily, intuitively assemble stories and then push them to the various mobile formats at once.
John Halifax, Gentleman by Dinah Craik, read by Peter Joyce Unabridged 22hrs, Assembled Stories £34.99, assembledstories.com Published in 1856 and once rated as highly as George Eliot's Adam Bede, this tremendous family story is set in a period of stormy social change from the 1770s to the 1830s.
Read by Peter Joyce Unabridged 11hrs 35mins, Assembled Stories £25.99 Written while Dickens was a journalist in the 1830s, these sketches of 'everyday people' teem with life, from the degraded customers of pawnbrokers and gin shops to gentlemen in crimson gowns in doctors' commons.
He talks about the way in which information is assembled, stories are told, and the fundamentals of how journalistic storytelling works in modern Canada.
News organizations attempt to assemble authoritative stories from multiple sources and agencies, creating plenty of room for potential error.
As with his extraordinary "Footnotes in Gaza," Sacco's method in this collection of comics reportage is to venture into trouble spots (Hebron, the Caucasus, Kushinagar), talk to everyone he can, and assemble those stories into panoramic examinations of conflict.
As with his extraordinary "Footnotes in Gaza," his method is to go to trouble spots (Hebron, the Caucasus, Kushinagar), talk to everybody he can (the less powerful the better) and assemble those stories into panoramic examinations of conflict.
She'll also assemble the stories and images from her journey into a photography book, which can be appreciated both by members of the remote communities and individuals around the world. .
A year before to the day, I realized—I'd been assembling similar stories about Donald Trump.
