Sentence examples for by a compilation from inspiring English sources

Reviewing student portfolios, Lemagny was taken by a compilation of Ruben's early, signature nudes.

On Monday, that was replaced by a compilation of Raúl's scoring goals in every part of the world.

Two minutes before the start, the band of the Coldstream Guards marched on to the stage accompanied by a compilation of video clips from Live Aid.

In addition to the jazz of John Coltrane and Pharoah Sanders, he was inspired by a compilation of Ethiopian music he then encountered.

The 85-year-old pianist Joe Bushkin, the program's final performer, was introduced by a compilation of film and television clips tracing his career back to his days with Tommy Dorsey's band.

In such cases, the reference of the original study is reported in the database and it is accompanied by a 'Compilation indicatingtheg the database or compilation from which the data were obtained.

According to a recent analysis by California State University, a compilation of official hate crime data from 20 states shows that in 2015 anti-Islam incidents increased by 78.2% and anti-Arab incidents jumped by 219%, "the most precipitous rise since 2001".

King, of Level 42, who hope to make the most of retro popularity by releasing a compilation album this week, said the Eighties was a natural progression, 'a product of what had gone before'.

She is hunting for more books that she thinks will spark conversations in the E.S.L. classes at Cabrini, she said, like "On the Home Front" by Jack Clark, a compilation of stories his mother told him that the library already owns.

Aladdin was part of the early 90s Disney renaissance – directors John Musker and Ron Clements wrote the part of the Genie specifically for Williams, persuading him to take it by making a compilation of his standup recordings against clips from Aladdin's animation.

A lot of people will be familiar with the ritual it portrays: marking the first phase of a relationship by making a compilation tape to somehow describe yourself to the other person; cutting out your own cassette inlay; ensuring everything is just-so.