Sentence examples for collected press from inspiring English sources

Woods has long since perfected the art of saying plenty while revealing nothing and yesterday's 20 minutes in the media centre were like the edited lowlights of his collected press conferences.

For each organization, the collected press releases have been divided into four time periods each spanning a period of 2 years.

A collected volume, Poems and Translations, with a preface by Yeats, was published by the Cuala Press on 8 April 1909.

For some plant species that were difficult to identify in the field, their local names were recorded and herbarium specimens were collected, pressed and dried properly, and transported to the Herbarium at the Mekelle University of Ethiopia, for further identification.

For those plant species that were difficult to identify in the field, their local names were recorded, herbarium specimens were collected, pressed and dried properly, and transported to the herbarium at Haramaya University of Ethiopia, for further identification.

Specimens were collected, pressed and identified by the first author and Melaku Wondafrash, an expert from the National Herbarium (ETH), through visual comparisons with authenticated plant specimens and using taxonomic keys in the volumes of Flora of Ethiopia and Eritrea [ 20– 25].

Truffaut nonetheless continued to collect press clips about Godard's projects (highlighting and annotating the cruel remarks he made about their old cohorts).

He was basically a paper-pusher, collecting press clippings in Dresden while the East German Stasi did the real dirty work of recruiting informers and policing dissent.

An amateur researcher in Canada, Kevin Stewart, began collecting press reports of injured animals after the widely reported death in 1994 of Mkono, a rare male silver-backed gorilla from the Great Lakes area of Uganda, Congo and Rwanda.

The timid and dull Jose, when he is not transcribing documents, indulges in the nerdish hobby of collecting press clippings about the famous, but one evening he is tempted to make an illicit entry into the Registry to fill out his press cuttings with information from their birth and marriage certificates.

The Long Beach Historical Society, normally shuttered for the winter, is collecting press clippings about the storm's impact on the barrier island and opening its archive to residents who want to replace ruined family photos with copies from the historical society, said Carole Geraci, the society's president.