Sentence examples for being compiled in the from inspiring English sources

Are concussion statistics being compiled in the European Leagues and the N.C.A.A.? It would be interesting to compare them with the N.H.L., given that the college game doesn't have the fighting and the European game has the wider surface and much less hitting (both because of the extra ice and less emphasis on they physical aspect of the game).

None of those numbers, it should be noted, were compiled in the postseason.

The first was compiled in the early 12th century by a Benedictine monk known as Gallus Anonymous.

His writings are compiled in "The Robert Bellah Reader" (2006), which he edited with Professor Tipton.

These prayers were compiled in the early 10th century and were based on the old belief that spoken words had spiritual potency.

The first lists of kryuki ("hooks"), or signs, used as musical notation in Russia, were compiled in the late 15th century.

Her images are compiled in the new book, "Love Looks Not With the Eyes: Thirteen Years With Lee Alexander McQueen".

The magazine still has the gluepot-ish look of its early issues, several of which were compiled in the childhood bedroom of Willie Rushton, one of the founders.

Their thoughtful, illuminating comments on Frank's work are compiled in the book "The Americans List," whose second edition was recently released.

Since the manual is compiled in the US, could this have anything to do with big pharma or insurance companies, inquired an audience member.

The oldest manuscript of the Táin, known as The Book of the Dun Cow, was compiled in the 12th century and contains language dated to the 8th century.