Sentence examples for for having assembled from inspiring English sources

One must thank him, too, for having assembled the most physically striking ensemble in recent memory.

Still, one is grateful to the director, Robert Falls, for having assembled this cast.

Getty officials make no apologies for having assembled their collection with the help of private collectors, from material on the open market that often lacks archaeological information.

While many Americans associate Mr. Ford with the pardon of former President Richard M. Nixon, the retreat from Vietnam and the lapel buttons exhorting the nation to "whip inflation now," some students of government say he deserves greater recognition for having assembled a team of decent, pragmatic and capable leaders who were untainted by scandal or self-promotion.

In a statement, the Energy secretary, Steven Chu, credited Mr. Silver for having assembled "a truly outstanding team" and said, "because of my absolute confidence in Jonathan and the outstanding work he has done, I would welcome his continued service at the department, but I completely understand the decision he has made".

The editors at CNET.com, for example, have assembled an extensive gift-buying guide tailored toward less-technical people.

To bolster its credibility, the Campaign for Fiscal Equity has assembled a four-member panel that includes two of Governor Pataki's own witnesses in the case, Dr. Smith and Dr. Guthrie, whose testimony helped the state defend itself last summer.

For that he had assembled an incredible assortment of artists, who he regrouped for Alien, with talents such as Moebius from the Métal Hurlant magazine, Ron Cobb from Star Wars and Swiss artist HR Giger.

For this, Dolan has assembled an A-list French cast: Gaspard Ulliel plays Louis, the writer in question; Nathalie Baye is his genial, wittering widowed mother.

Since opening its new recreation center in 2001, for example, Washington State University has assembled a freshman class with the best grade-point average in the university's history.

For decades, Knott had assembled private volumes — collections of sonnets, say, or love poems — which he printed and distributed in limited runs.