Sentence examples for compiled books from inspiring English sources

Pic compiled books on Bertolt Brecht and the Berliner Ensemble, Vietnam (with an introduction by Jean-Paul Sartre), and Samuel Beckett, of whom he took a famous portrait during rehearsals for Roger Blin's 1953 production of Waiting For Godot.

Mr. Galliano had compiled books of pertinent photographs, including some by Diane Arbus, and other pictures and drawings that were mounted on the walls of the Dior studio in a collage of the down-and-out inspiration.

Two of his supporters, the scholars John Ericson, of Calvin College, and John Dunlop, of the Hoover Institution, have compiled book-length collections of writing largely about the reaction to Solzhenitsyn in the West.

The Iranian Red Crescent Society, the equivalent of the Red Cross, began compiling books of photographs, pictures of the dead in Halabja.

Why not a chapter about the absurdity of a life spent compiling books of popular philosophy and psychology.

Beginning during the Second World War, Cerf began to compile books of jokes, limericks, puns, and riddles.

"Getting all bytes, words, pieces and parameters together to compile books and tie robots on the same machinery, that sequential upload book to the kindle store is kind of a "hack".

These days, there are lists compiling books that feature Asian/Asian-American characters.

Boot has compiled several books of his photography, his first, 'Babylon on a Thin Wire', was about Jamaican ghettos.

Summing up the investigation, Prof. Du compiled two books, Chinese Nations and Chinese National Population Genetics (Ruofu Du, 1994, 2004).

The historical documents concerning earthquakes were extracted and compiled as books, which are known as "historical earthquake archives".