Sentence examples for compiled over a from inspiring English sources

The portraits were compiled over a four-year period during which Simon traveled to 25 countries.

I'd guess that this novel — Owen King's first, after an esteemed story collection — was compiled over a period of years, possibly as a series of short stories about a group of characters.

The beauty editor Andrea Pomerantz Lustig believes that the best way to look like a million bucks when your outfit costs less than your lunch is to take pains with your hair, makeup and skin care, using tips she has compiled over a lifetime.

The goal of this study was to identify the neurological spectrum of injuries resulting from children riding in the back of pickup trucks.The authors undertook a retrospective review of the University of New Mexico Hospital trauma registry of data compiled over a 7-year period.

The result is a puppet show that Mr. Sendak describes as a "a Brooklyn Mozart as seen through the tiny prism of my own soul, a theatrical work that attempts to capture the very personal commentaries that I have compiled over a long life in the form of drawings and doodlings relating to the life and work of Mozart".

Compiled over a period of about two centuries (the latter half of the 8th to the latter half of the 6th century bce), the Book of Isaiah is generally divided by scholars into two (sometimes three) major sections, which are called First Isaiah (chapters 1 39), Deutero-Isaiah (chapters 40 55 or 40 66), and if the second section is subdivided Trito-Isaiah (chaptersubdivided Trito-Isaiah

The JEDI team of more than 20 scientists has now compiled over half a million reports dating back to 1790, and found "no evidence for a global increase in jellyfish blooms".

Compiled over almost a decade by Greenpeace using data from provincial governments, resource companies and others, the interactive maps highlight the vast scale of the concession overlap.

Working under the mentorship of a doctoral candidate, the student will assist in the creation of records, including in computer databases, from materials compiled over more than a year of research in museums and archives.

In a show of political will, prosecutors are taking long-dormant human rights cases to court, armed with evidence that victims and their advocates have painstakingly compiled over more than a decade — as much to bear witness as to bring judgment.

He has compiled, over his years as a master criminal, a "blacklist" of crooked politicians, mobsters, international terrorists and spies.