Sentence examples for compiling what from inspiring English sources

At his death Mr. Long was compiling what his daughter described as a musical dictionary, a compilation of the chord melodies he developed over the years.

Democrats have obliged, compiling what they see as hypocritical stances by top Republicans, and many others have sifted through the Republican record as well.

At first Las Cases acted as his secretary, compiling what was later to be the Mémorial de Sainte-Hélène (first published in 1823).

They are overworked, anonymous to fans, and rarely receive the recognition they deserve for compiling what essentially determines a team's game plan each week.

For years, he travelled the length of the country, compiling what would become the definitive book on the reptiles of Cameroon.

When he composed for his dances, he began by compiling what he called a "sound bank," bits of recorded sounds spliced together.

As it is, this novel compiles what is already known about the Florida-based hijackers without envisioning much else.

This year for the first time, the group compiled what it called a Risk List of countries where it had documented worrisome trends.

Relying on the collective judgment of movie historians and critics, the American Film Institute compiled what it calls the 100 greatest movies ever.

"Traffic is a great indicator of confidence on the ground," said Bryan Mistele, the chief executive of Inrix, which compiles what it calls the Inrix Gridlock Index.

The Burmese Rohingya Organisation UK (BROUK) has compiled what is says is a list of killings and atrocities, based on eye witnesses.