Sentence examples for compendium was from inspiring English sources

Pay special attention to the delightful London collective Old Apparatus, whose fantastic collection "Compendium" was largely ignored this year for reasons I cannot fathom.

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.

Herder's Staatslexikon ("Lexicon of Political Science") was first published in 1889 97; this compendium was soon followed by the Dictionary of Political Economy (1894) by the English banker and economist Sir Robert Palgrave.

The compendium was published online at http://thinkspace.csu.edu.au/gblcompendium/ for the purpose of taking the subject experience beyond the 'classroom' and into the public sphere.

The acquisition puts Oracle into closer competition against Salesforce, with a little twist: Compendium was co-founded by Chris Baggott, the same entrepreneur that co-founded ExactTarget, bought by Salesforce earlier this year for $2.5 billion.

I like ancient stuff as well, and Compendium was meant to look as if it had been buried under the sea for a thousand years.

The Compendium is a kind of lawbook, and, as such, it has its share of loopholes.

His compendium is colorfully illustrated and quite exhaustive, with catastrophies ranging from the "biblically stressed" to the "universally doomed".

Part of the satisfaction of grazing through this compendium is not needing to undertake any of the activities within.

The buyer of the three-unit compendium is, according to public records, Jamie Zimmerman, a founder of the hedge fund Litespeed Management.

The entries in this lighthearted compendium are words that various cultures use to describe emotions, such as toska, a Russian term describing insatiable longing.