Sentence examples for book compilation from inspiring English sources

In fact, it is a shabbily mounted, inadequately performed (the actors aren't even off book) compilation of contrarian pronouncements.

The book compilation of Urban Dictionary describes the whale tail as "the shape formed when a G-string rides up high over a woman's pants or skirt".

Memarian is passionate about art and his own photos were included in a book compilation, "The Great Recession" (2008), published by UC Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism.

Participants are also given "E Pluribus Unum" as a writing prompt, and their musings are included in the book compilation of each "E Pluribus Unum" project.

And that journal, along with a book of recipes and a book of photos, is encapsulated in the new 3 book compilation, A Work in Progress.

A description of the medicinal properties of an orally administered pine cone extract can even be found in the De Materia Medica of Dioscorides, a five book compilation on the preparation, properties, and testing of drugs, written in A.D. 65, that was the basis for pharmaceutical and herbal writing until the sixteenth century [ 1, 2].

Many of the songs collected by the Lomaxes were published in book compilations like Negro Folk Songs as Sung by Lead Belly (1936) and Folk Songs: USA (1946), which become primers for British skiffle and trad-folk groups, among others.

The school also produces book compilations of thoughts written by students, conducts exhibitions of student artwork and sells merchandise made by students, to help students develop useful skills, raise funds for the school and raise awareness of autism.

Archer has written the Everybody Paddles book compilations that provide strategies to creating organizational consensus and productivity through leadership, with the third edition Everybody Paddles: A Leaders Blueprint for Creating A Unified Team becoming a recent international best seller.

He also has published two e-book compilation of interviews with actors and sporting giants.

Available only to each specific family -- and not in some reference-book compilation available for the world to leaf through -- the neat, user-friendly dossiers include a victim's résumé, job supervisors, benefits package and company compensation trends.