Sentence examples for create a yearbook from inspiring English sources
3. Create a yearbook of key figures from the civil rights movement.
Stones and High were driven to make the book not to monopolize on the renewed interest in 90s NYC culture and fashion, but to create a yearbook of their youth, focusing on the actual dynamics of their tightly knit group of skaters and not the sensationalism.
When meeting face-to-face isn't possible, Neale suggests creating a "yearbook" for the team that includes a photo and brief paragraph about each team member.
The startup, which also offers domain names and website hosting, was created after founder and director Bex Twemlow's digital design agency Firebrand was asked to help her former high school create an online yearbook.
In her project Pretérito Imperfeito de Territórios Móveis (The Past Imperfective of Mobile Territories)—inspired by her own family photo albums she manipulates photos posted on social networking sites to create a series of ghostly yearbook-style photos.
And recently journalism teachers, themselves -- many of whom are high school newspaper and yearbook advisers -- have come together to create a grassroots organization devoted to saving high school journalism programs, one class at a time.
It was about a data mining firm that was working for former presidential candidate John Kasich's Super PAC to create "a 'social graph' of possible supporters by scanning high school yearbooks, small-town newspapers, and sports-team rosters".
Jack Masey caricatured everyone in the outfit and created a kind of yearbook — he called it "You on KP," although the selection in Nyack doesn't include anyone peeling potatoes.
The idea behind the yearbooks, Barnett said, was "to create an archived data set that would be consistent across the states".
