It's a compendium of everything one loves about 007 – and with Connery at his apogee.
"It is sort of a compendium of everything she had learned," her husband, Paris Theodore, said yesterday.
And so it's time for a provisional obit for Social Security reform -- an exercise in cold stock-taking, because when historians look back on this episode they'll see a compendium of everything that is wrong with contemporary politics.
"Same, Different, Equal" is a carefully organized, often lively yet sometimes dense compendium of everything that matters in the debate: how boys and girls do in classes and on tests, their differing learning styles and the legal tussles.
Although the book was in some sense a compendium of everything I'd eaten up till then, my present featured: there is a chapter in it on feeding infants and small children, with my earnest thoughts on weaning; but it was also, for me, an important in memoriam.
If one lives under your roof, don't panic: Dark Horse Books will have them exclaiming "Wubba Lubba Dub Dub" with The Art of Rick and Morty, a gorgeous hardcover compendium of everything from cynical rapid-fire one-liners to the disturbing character designs and production art.
They summarised the game as "a compendium of everything Rockstar has learnt about the power of game music in the past decade".
From this FRUS series to the Congressional Record (a compendium of everything said or submitted to the record in the Congress) there is a long and honorable tradition of transparency in American governance.
Here's the first entry in our comprehensive compendium of literally everything that has ever happened in a nightclub ever. 1) A man who smells faintly of cheap mince and hair gel stands near a younger woman in the hope that his unasked for physical proximity will persuade her to immediately start dancing with him.
Alexander Woollcott, in his preface to a compendium of Carroll, in 1939, declared, "Everything has befallen Alice, except the last thing — psychoanalysis.
