Sentence examples for compendium the from inspiring English sources

Check out Kylee Newton's compendium, The Modern Preserver, for more recipes.

A genuine camaraderie comes across during recording – one anyone who's seen out-takes compendium The Smeg-Ups will recognise.

His 1862 compendium, "The Mechanism of Human Facial Expression," established the "orthography" of humanity's "language of the emotions," which Duchenne presumed to be "universal and immutable".

And his book-length introduction to his 1959 compendium "The Zionist Idea" remains, arguably, the finest exploration of the movement's ideology in any language.

But shorn of detail, it looks like a poverty compendium: the bread and dripping, the drunken husband, the wife in a crocheted cap wringing her careworn hands.

If Russ's wily compendium "The Secret Guide to Computers" (now in its 27th edition) doesn't get you out of the quagmire, just phone him -- at any hour.

In that "refuse to enter" passage, Rosica is quoting from the Compendium of the Catechism of the Catholic Church.

Thus, at the third Council of Carthage (397), the Compendium of the Council of Hippo (393) was included.

Fadl, who was completing what he considered his masterwork, "The Compendium of the Pursuit of Divine Knowledge," agreed to go.

In this way biodiversity can be understood as the compendium of the biology of organisms (Chicurel, 2002b).

Rank changes (RCs) were computed for the training phase by subtracting the rank obtained with the modified training compendium from the rank obtained with the original compendium.