Sentence examples for elaborate charts from inspiring English sources

I would make elaborate charts of their wins and losses to hang on my bedroom wall.

During inspections in India, some factories displayed elaborate charts detailing health and safety procedures that, like stage props, were transferred from one factory to another, another monitor said.

For their part, federal prosecutors displayed elaborate charts and timelines on a giant screen before jurors, portraying what the prosecutors described as a series of "illegal shakedowns" — of a hospital for children, road construction companies, racetrack owners — that began, they said, almost as soon as Mr. Blagojevich, a Democrat, took office in 2003.

While school officials have pored over data like test scores for decades, in SchoolStat the information is broken down into unusual detail, not just by school but also often by student, and presented in elaborate charts and graphs so the SchoolStat panel can look for problems or trends that are not evident in routine reports.

And then, O'Reilly produces a chart, which looked like a template for the more elaborate charts Beck has since designed, showing all the organisations that have received some funding by Soros: Most of Soros political money flows through his Open Society Institute.

Yesterday, the police gave their version of events, going to considerable lengths to defend the five officers who fired the shots — displaying elaborate charts, playing portions of a 911 call from Mr. Coppin's mother in which he could be heard screaming, "I got a gun," and showing blowup photographs of Mr. Coppin's handwritten notes, pulled from his pockets after he died.

There was an elaborate chart tracing the international provenance of magic realism.

Figure 2 is an elaborate chart of a reaction scheme, with many call-outs and chemical equations.

No feature of big business is of such interest to layman as elaborate chart system that forms so vital a link in modern office efficiency.

In Mr. Askeland's office in a portioned-off corner of the former toy factory here, an elaborate chart summarizes the cat's game play.

When an F.B.I. agent, Aaron Weeter, prepared an elaborate chart listing the number of pills received by Dr. Hurwitz's patients, he was questioned about its usefulness by Larry Robbins, a defense lawyer.