Sentence examples for compiling something from inspiring English sources

I've tasted more wines than ever this year, compiling something like 12,000 tasting notes.

It's a big assignment, and Anderson undertakes it by compiling something like an augmented checklist.

He's known in literary circles for compiling something called Nemo's Almanac, a demonically difficult quiz that requires participants to identify obscure quotations from obscure writers.

His staff soon began compiling something of a virtual war room, a Trump database to track federal actions and plan their responses.

Do not compile something from source if an official binary package is available.

Leaders of that movement, including Gar Alprowitz, Ai-jen Poo, Medea Benjamin, Danny Glover, the congressman John Conyers, Sarita Gupta, Daniel Ellsberg and others, have been working to compile something as comprehensive as the framework the world got in 1944.

Over all, though, her campaign has compiled something pretty close to a compendium of best-practice ideas from the progressive and center-left wings of the Democratic Party about what ails our country and what we might do about it.

You're investing in someone to compile something for you, so what has their writing done for them?

Seeing as I too knew Men fairly well (although I am a bit miffed that Hanna got to hear first – #brosbeforehos), I thought I'd compile something of a eulogy for Men, a eulogy and a post-mortem that could possibly go some way to explaining not only how Men touched me (not in that way, that's a story for another funeral) but also how they eventually met such a tragic end.

Oddly, the videos only appear separately rather than compiled into something more watchable.

However, impact studies require time to compile data, something LADOT didn't have the luxury of as it fended off critiques of its plan.