Sentence examples for files of material from inspiring English sources
In the cluttered room that Julia uses as an office at home in Cambridge, her library of books on food and cooking and her extensive files of material on the subject are arranged and cross-referenced with the care and thoroughness of a major research institute, which, indeed, is what they amount to.
By the end of July, Mr Hill-Wood claimed he had returned to the UK with "two lever-arch files" of material that supposedly detailed Mr Young's offshore wealth, but kept cancelling meetings with her and her QC where he was supposed to hand it over.
Three files of material were handed to the police by the Department of Communities and Local Government.
Following the broadcast, the Metropolitan Police was handed three files of material but said they contained "no new credible evidence of criminality".
Shoe-horned into a large closet, the intriguing display includes a wall-mounted wood file of material that might almost be a Graham sculpture and a small dark abstraction by Peter Demos, one of several artists who exhibited at Dan Graham.
Williams wrote them haphazardly over three decades, starting in the 50s: collecting words to discuss, drafting skeletal essays, fattening up some to a few pages, steadily accumulating a whole file of material, which he originally intended as an appendix to Culture and Society but expanded into something more intriguing.
The entertainment industry has mounted an active legal campaign against those sites that use BitTorrent to share files of copyrighted material.
FILE SHARING -- In a case of enormous interest to the entertainment and recording industries, the question in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios v. Grokster Ltd., No.04-480, is whether the companies that provide the software that enables computer users to share illegally downloaded files of copyrighted material are themselves liable for copyright infringement.
At the height of the melee last year, the names of 102 "blue-chip" PI clients were about to be published by the Home Affairs Select Committee until the intervention of the Information Commissioner, Christopher Graham, who was handed 30 files of historic material seized years earlier by Soca and pledged to conduct a thorough investigation.
GIS raster files of mobilised material depths from the susceptibility simulations were used as the pile height input in Titan2D.
Among the more than 160 boxes and filing cabinets of material are family photographs, business correspondence, recordings of interviews, notebooks and early manuscripts for his novels and his autobiography.
