Sentence examples for bibliography with from inspiring English sources

(Don't you hate getting more than your money's worth?) There was a bibliography with eleven sources, but no explanation of what "O" and "S" stood for.

At the time, Green was still working on his bibliography with Gibson; even so, he had shared all his data with Edwards.

Back in wartime Britain with the US army, he continued to acquire first editions and rare titles by British writers, and, in 1945, spent a term at Magdalen College, Oxford, studying bibliography with David Nichol Smith.

An enthusiastic fisherman, Dr. Coigney in 1989 published a bibliography with details of more than 460 known editions of Izaak Walton's "Compleat Angler, or the Contemplative Man's Recreation," first published in 1653.

The pertinent bibliography with recommended references for further study is also included.

The obtained results are compared to the FE commercial package ANSYS and the limited existing bibliography with good agreement.

The studies above include bibliographies with studies dating back to 1995.

Former governors of the Bank of England do not, with the odd 19th-century exception, write books – least of all books like The End of Alchemy, whose bibliography starts with Dean Acheson, the US secretary of state under Truman, and finishes with Stefan Zweig, taking in Thomas Carlyle, Friedrich Hayek and Arthur Waley on the way.

Similarly, if, God forbid, you ever begin a note or a bibliography entry with the letter "A.," when you hit Enter, Word automatically types "B". on the next line.

Other measures of its maturity include an extensive body (notably in Germany, Italy, Sweden, Japan, and the United States) of commentary, scholarship, criticism, history, biography, and bibliography, along with the beginnings of an aesthetic theory or philosophy of composition.

The bibliography begins with a general section of sources that span historical periods.