Sentence examples for containing an account from inspiring English sources
This volume having answered in England the purpose for which it was intended, was now exhibited in the colony as containing an account of the subjects on which he stated he had held conversations with Lord Stanley.
About 1600, nevertheless, a few substantial works in Geʿez appeared, including Hawi, an enormous theological encyclopaedia translated by Salik of Debre Libanos; a History by Johannes Madabbar, bishop of Nikiu, containing an account of the Arab conquest of Egypt, valuable since the Arab original has been lost; and Fetha Negast ("Justice of the Kings"), a compilation of canon and civil law.
In 1996, Vladimir Bukovsky published his book Moskovsky Protsess (Moscow trial) containing an account of developing the punitive psychiatry based on documents that were being submitted to and considered by the Politburo of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.
The report apparently contains an account of bureaucratic intrigue, financial corruption, and mismanagement, as well as sexual misconduct.
Mr. Allen said the manuscript contained an account of a trip to Michigan to buy guns that ended when Mr. Mezlekia had a mystical vision.
One of her final entries, on June 8 , 1996 contains an account of a wonderful swim with her husband, "in our usual secret place, for the first time this year".
Kurt Vonnegut: Letters contains an account of his experiences written to his family just after the war, and another from a relative who was comforting "the boy".
The second Times story on Weinstein contained an account of the producer's advances toward Gwyneth Paltrow, who was twenty-two athehe time.
Still, plenty of allergy sufferers have pillow concerns, said Mercia Tapping, the founder of allergybuyersclub.com, which contains an account of her quest for the perfect pillow.
A1 Papers Allege Detainee Abuse A brief unsealed in a Seattle courtroom contains an account by a prisoner at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, alleging that he was mistreated in several ways that may have violated the Geneva Conventions.
The Almagest contains an account of the observations and a description of the mathematical procedures that Ptolemy used to deduce the parameters of his theories.
