Sentence examples for compiled in the book from inspiring English sources
Their thoughtful, illuminating comments on Frank's work are compiled in the book "The Americans List," whose second edition was recently released.
The photos, first compiled in the book "What I Eat: Around the World in 80 Diets," have been selected for an unusual exhibit at the Museum of Science in Boston.
A collection of essays about his writings is compiled in the book Terry Pratchett: Guilty of Literature, edited by Andrew M. Butler, Edward James and Farah Mendlesohn, published by Science Fiction Foundation in 2000 (ISBN 0903007010).
In late 1994, he declared that he had finished his work of teaching the practice in China, and the content of his lectures was compiled in the book Zhuan Falun, published in January 1995.
Ms. Marvel said she was drawn to the character, whose name is Grace, because she wanted to play someone in a constant state of danger who nevertheless looks for stories of goodness, which she compiles in the book of the play's title.
Her images are compiled in the new book, "Love Looks Not With the Eyes: Thirteen Years With Lee Alexander McQueen".
And unlike the words of Cole Porter or Stephen Sondheim or the other pop or cabaret writers compiled in the recent book "Reading Lyrics," which deliver the same message whether sung or read, the rock songs need the blur of the music to fill in the meaning.
An exhaustive study of the general theory and the fundamental properties of the disconjugacy are compiled in the classical book of Coppel [15].
Stories like these, some of which I compiled in the new book A Day in May, are all testaments to suffering and struggle, courage and camaraderie, community and, above all, love.
Harry's surreal twists on reality have been compiled in the fantastic books One, Mountain Pass, and Canadian Fruit, as well as in large commercial publications like the Fader, JUKE, and Bloomberg's Business Week.
Many statements from religious denominations and organizations that attest to this are helpfully compiled in the National Center for Science Education's book Voices for Evolution (Sager 2008).
