Sentence examples for compilation of things from inspiring English sources

A compilation of things New Yorkers wish they had known before they moved here.

"La Plume" is the 6th revue they've done in 10 years, and is a compilation of things that worked well in the five earlier revues.

But her bubble burst when one agent was "honest enough" to reveal that listings were "really a compilation of things that they had rented over the past year," she said.

That's one of nine facts revealed in CineFix's compilation of things you may not know about Chris Columbus and John Hughes' iconic Christmas film.

Mostly, thought, They're a Weird Mob holds up surprising well as an entertaining time capsule and a compilation of many things that haven't changed – from small gestures like returning shouts of beer at a bar to ongoing city rivalry between Melbourne and Sydney (highlighted in a scene featuring a cameo from Graham Kennedy) and the generous spirit and welcoming attitudes of Australian people.

The compilation of these things is called a Wanderlog.

Some people have their own little compilation of different things, and I really don't know what they use off in private practice frankly.

Weddings are a compilation of all the things most likely to bring a 29-year-old woman out in hives: commitment, contracts, estranged family and emotions.

Here's our round up of helpful articles and resources: Rosetta comet landing: everything you need to know This is a really handy compilation of six key things you need to know about the Rosetta mission, including how the findings will ascertain whether planets made the Earth blue and the size of 67P in relation to Manhattan, New York.

This book is a compilation of their experiences: things they have done, what they have learned, and observations they have made, with the hope someone will recognize themselves in their stories and spark a change to make their lives better.

The persistence of objects through time can then be conceived, if one wishes, in terms of a particular compilation of creations of the thing in question at each instant of its existence, thereby allowing one to explain persistence through time in terms of a unity of continuous creations.