Sentence examples for book of reports from inspiring English sources

The beige book of reports from the Federal Reserve's 12 districts, also released yesterday, described more signs of improvement in manufacturing, especially along the Eastern Seaboard and in auto-producing states like Michigan and Ohio.

Excavation was completed in 1996, and Dr. Arneborg is now coordinating plans for publication next year of a book of reports by more than a dozen scientists who are analyzing soils, pollens, animal bones, ice cores, swatches of cloths, runic inscriptions, body lice and house flies to unravel the farm's "silent sagas".

Barbara Rosen, who teaches at the University of Connecticut, has edited Shakespeare, a book of reports of Elizabethan witch trials, and Children's Literature.

He wrote arguably the most important book of reporting from Vietnam ("The Village of Ben Suc") and the most perceptive reflections on the Watergate scandal ("The Time of Illusion").

To be fair, my husband and I are attorneys (I'm retired), but I still had absolutely no idea why he thought I'd be excited to receive a book of reported New Jersey legal decisions as a gift.

Finally, further information on 'Abd al-Latif can be found in the report of his journey in Egypt entitled Book of the Report and Account of the Things which I Witnessed and the Events Seen in the Land of Egypt, a compendium extracted from his own history of Egypt, lost to us (Zand, Videan, & Videan 1965).

Catherine Hurley has even compiled a whole book of school reports of the famous, Could Do Better – which is weirdly compelling.

With a spiral-bound book of scouting reports under his arm, Valentine is trying to learn as much as he can before opening day.

On the other side, the Federal Reserve's beige book of anecdotal reports from around the economy, released on Wednesday, hinted at slow growth early in the summer.

The Guinness Book of Records reports that the oldest dog that was verified was a cattle dog who lived to be almost 30 (and herded almost to the end).

Warm on the heels of The Armies of the Night and Miami and the Siege of Chicago (both 1968), A Fire on the Moon was Mailer's third book of extended reporting.