Sentence examples for compile from inspiring English sources
The word 'compile' is correct and may be used in written English. It is used most commonly when referring to the process of collecting and organizing information into a specific form, typically for the purpose of creating a document or report. For example, "I will compile a report summarising the year's financial performance.".
Nick Compton broke into the England team through weight of runs scored in county cricket's 2012 season, at a time when other batsmen found it tough to compile big scores.
Maschler was the one who first persuaded Lennon to compile some of his writings for a book, published in 1964, and then worked with him again for the 1965 follow-up.
Now against England, over the last two matches at least, the Australian Test story has come to follow a familiar script: diligently compile a first innings lead, bowl with discipline and composure, set things up nicely for the final day, then either crumble in the final innings if batting, or fall a couple of wickets short of the win if bowling.
Ask Torontonians to name their favourite purchase from the Honest Ed's department store, and you rapidly compile a compendium of kitsch to fascinate any anthropologist from the future.
Wam's power is extremely limited: it in effect has a hotline to Twitter, to escalate complaints that it has verified; it will also compile statistics on how well the service is handling them.
Instead of trying to write 30 articles over a period of six months, you just compile all of them together to make a book.
Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics which helps compile the report, said: "Job growth is strong, but slowing from the torrid pace of recent months.
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