Sentence examples for compilation by the from inspiring English sources

The documents cited in criticism of Ms. Norton were released today in a compilation by the Natural Resources Defense Council, among others.

Two hundred bear, in white type on black, the most common names for American girls, according to the most recent compilation by the Census Bureau, and the other 200 those for boys.

On another front, a group that includes some members of the Gramercy Park Block Association nominated the club for the list of "America's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places," an annual compilation by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

Even before Friday, he had accumulated 348 miles in the lead, according to a compilation by the sports newspaper L'Équipe, a total that he burnished considerably with his performance in the latest stage.

And finally Rick Moody, from AFTERWORDS: Stories and Reports From 9/11 and Beyond (Washington Square, paper, $14), a compilation by the editors of Salon.com: "Up in the Endowment offices, we convened, and we amounted to 12 or so novelists, including some people I have long admired.

It consistently ranks as the most profitable industry in the Fortune 500 list of companies; in 1999, the industry's net profit after taxes was 18.9percentt of revenues, as compared with 15.8percentt for the next most profitable industry, commercial banking, and 5percentt over all, according to a recent compilation by the Kaiser Family Foundation.

Jackson, who ruled pop culture in the 1980s, saw his Invincible drop to number three, behind the latest compilation by Pink Floyd, the group that reigned in the 1970s.

The programs became the basis of a pair of compilations by the same title released by the Sony Legacy label in 1994.

By the turn of the century Nuphonic Records had firmly established themselves at the vanguard of a nu-disco movement, releasing compilations by the likes of Loft legend David Mancusco, and Good Times' man Norman Jay.

Ms. Carpenter, who was raised in Princeton, N.J., studied history and literature at Brown and lives in Washington, D.C., said she does read a poem a day, lately from "Questions About Angels," a 1991 compilation by Billy Collins, the newly designated national poet laureate.

Featured today are two standout tracks from the compilation by core members of the No.19 family.