Sentence examples similar to documentation books from inspiring English sources

Out-of-text (Reference list): In documentation of books, journal articles and unpublished dissertations, authors are expected to follow the APA style.

In my case, I can back it up with documentation from the book.' She points to one document, a probation officer's report to the South East London Juvenile Court on 2 August 1963, which says: 'The rooms had the look of a junk shop, stacked, in some places, from floor to ceiling with old clothing and miscellaneous objects... the children were deemed to be in need of care or protection.

Ms. Adler said there was no documentation in the book because "I did not think it belonged in there".

In an interview in December with The New York Times, Mr. Frey said that he had provided more than 400 pages of medical records and other documentation for his book both to his publisher and to Ms. Winfrey's producers.

That was the case until last week, when John Greenewald, Jr. uploaded 130,000 pages of Project Blue Book documentation onto a massive, searchable online database.

The standard edition included the game and manual, a collector's edition version in a presentation box that includes the official soundtrack, extra documentation, a hardback book titled Art of Empires that contains concept art and 3D renders from the game and a DVD entitled The Making of Age of Empires III.

The Chaney and Vaughan books provide documentation of her long affair with Baron Hans Gunther von Dincklage, a German agent during the war, with Mr. Vaughan, who has previously written about wartime spies, suggesting the couturi?

The Chaney and Vaughan books provide documentation of her long affair with Baron Hans Gunther von Dincklage, a German agent during the war, with Mr. Vaughan, who has previously written about war-time spies, suggesting the couturiere was a Nazi intelligence operative.

Gallery owners no longer sound as despondent as they did last week, when they returned to their businesses in the strip between 10th and 11th Avenues, from 18th to 29th Streets, and found flooded basements, high water marks five feet up their walls, and a loss of art, documentation, catalogs and reference books, to say nothing of physical spaces that will need to be rebuilt.

Melissa Blanchflower, the curator for the exhibit, speaks about the timeliness of the show: "We knew that while some people have a memory of this work at the Serpentine, or are familiar with its installation from books and documentation, that the work would be new to many audiences.

De Caro had provided Lan with documentation indicating that the book's previous owner belonged to a Masonic organization active in Italy, Malta, and Argentina.