Sentence examples for compilation to be a from inspiring English sources

"This compilation has been birthed due to a tragic event, but I do not want the compilation to be a souvenir of a tragedy," said Petersen on the Bandcamp page for the release.

Assuming our compilation to be a complete catalog of the rice and Arabidopsis Dof transcription factors, we might postulate the existence of rice and Arabidopsis specific Dof genes, and by extension, putative monocot- and dicot-specific Dof genes.

Walker considered the compilation to be "an almost unheard of opportunity to take something you had already released and make it better".

Last spring, Bob Shanks, a vice-president of ABC in charge of early-morning and late-night programming, discussed with Time-Life the possibility of a compilation to be drawn from thirteen Python episodes that had already been shown on public television.

Last spring Bob Shanks, a vice-president of ABC, in charge of early-morning and late night programming, discussed with Time-Life Films, BBC's American distributor, the possibility of a compilation to be drawn from 13 Python episodes that had already been shown on public television.

Listening to the compilation seems to be a sure way to discover a really good local scene we aren't fully aware of yet.

Kino International offers a pair of ironic compilations: "How to Be a Man" and "How to Be a Woman" (Oct . 6, comprising educational films, made between 1948 and 1982, culled from the archives of the A/V Geeks Film Library.

The compilation needs to be an expeditious succinct statement of – depending on context – objective, constraints, hypotheses and risks, and of the appropriate actions, controls and tests.

But we're not sure about this latest compilation, which purports to be a series of clips of cats who "love" water.

"Born Slippy.NUXX" went on to dominate the UK charts, feature on countless compilations, and continues to be a staple for many a DJ today.

The book turned out to be a compilation of right-wing bromides about the virtues of self-reliance and the vices of government intervention in a free economy.