Sentence examples for detailing a list of from inspiring English sources

Whose hand-written wine cellar inventory detailing a list of 13,286 bottles including Châteaux Latour, Lafite, Margaux and Haut-Brion went on display in Paris this year?

"They say the beach is public, but we never got anything from the Coastal Commission," she said, detailing a list of problems that the public had brought, including the fact that somebody had been putting out cigarettes on her redwood deck.

We said we couldn't get an answer to this". Yet by detailing a list of missed opportunities, the Sept. 11 commission intends to send the message that different actions by government officials in the years leading up to the attacks could have had a profound impact on the plot's outcome, officials who have seen the report said.

After detailing a list of possible threats that would allow Democrats to maintain their grip on federal power, an Oath Keeper who goes by the name "Navy Jack" offered a list of potential "Major Threat Groups" that he said are primed to create chaos.

When Mueller comes out with his report detailing a list of Russian contacts the length of his arm, many of which are already publicly known, Gowdy and other Republicans might look as though they've been intentionally clueless and uninterested in getting to the bottom of the Russian plot to tilt the election in Trump's favor.

Altimeter Group Industry analyst Jeremiah Owyang recently wrote an article titled "The Dark Side of the Collaborative Economy," detailing a list of potential negatives that could come from what people are coining as "the sharing economy".

In April, the administration detailed a list of Chinese goods that would be subject to tariffs, including flat-screen TVs and medical devices.

The group told its members the same in its letter, which it said was a response to an anonymous letter sent to board members on Wednesday that detailed a list of concerns about governance.

In his speech Monday, Mr. Bush detailed a list of conditions -- that Saddam allow witnesses to illegal activities in Iraq to be interviewed outside the country, that he end the "persecution" of Iraq's civilians and stop "illicit trade".

The summary, which sparked the resignation of the report's author Michael Garcia, detailed a list of allegations against Qatar and said Russia had been unable to cooperate because the organising committee had lost all its emails.

At a democracy forum last Friday, Mr. Elaraby detailed a list of problems that plague the Egyptian government, including a lack of separation of powers, a lack of transparency and a lack of judicial independence.