Sentence examples for compendium in from inspiring English sources
Rowling published the Fantastic Beasts "magizoology" compendium in 2001 in aid of Comic Relief.
Rowling published the Fantastic Beasts magizoology compendium in 2001 to raise money for Comic Relief.
A show catalog, published by Princeton University Press, is the first compendium in English of research on Old Europe discoveries.
His principal work, the Hypotypōseis (Greek: "Outlines"), is a doctrinal compendium in seven books intended for use at the school.
Word arrives of the upcoming trivia compendium, In Fact: You Are One-third Daffodil, compiled by Tom Nuttall, which includes some fascinating and disturbing statistics.
Rowling published the "magizoology" compendium in 2001 to raise money for the charity Comic Relief; the films will feature the book's ostensible author, the swashbuckling adventurer Newt Scamander.
(My favorite: "Lady Footlocker".) In any case, the wit and energy of its execution and the warmth of its performers keep the show from being a mere compendium of in-jokes and metatheatrical gags.
The first was a revival of the Hellenistic predilection for large-scale compendiums in which the history of the Jews was "integrated," in legendary fashion, with that of the world in general and especially with Classical traditions.
That paper appeared in a compendium, published in 2000, of the 53 most important papers from The Astrophysical Journal and The Astronomical Journal in the 20th century.
We contribute to this literature by leveraging the information contained in the compendium described in Section 2 and estimate the short-term effects of labour market reforms on unemployment rates.
Since the first written citation in Yale's compendium was in 1956, that means that Lord Samuel, who died in 1987 at age 75, would have had to coin the aphorism before age 44.
