Sentence examples for from reams of from inspiring English sources

Made from reams of cream canvas, with lots of light and airy space, the tents are decorated with chic minimalism in brown, beige and cream.

We pass from reams of conversation, or cantankerous monologue, to throes of extreme violence, then back to the flood of words — most of them to do with buying, selling, slaying, whoring, or doing time.

In the journalist's articles, drawn in part from reams of disturbingly graphic grand jury testimony, he described how my mother's face turned purple as the two men twisted a towel around her neck, and how one of them, for leverage, put his foot against her face while saying: "Come on, you rat.

The $350 million (1999 revenues) company came with a vast store of audio data from reams of medical and legal transcriptions.

Bing saw the writing on the wall, building its marketing around solving "search overload" you get from reams of links produced by Google.

Each work is salvaged from reams of analog mediums, filtered through his brain, and reassembled in Photoshop.

Until now, authorities have disclosed only snippets from the reams of documents seized from his associates by investigators, and it remains hazy how much control he has over them and other followers around the world.

Those assignments, particularly Lehman, generated hundreds of millions of dollars in fees, not only in bankruptcy work, but also from the reams of litigation that flowed from them.

Immediately I went to Facebook – nothing from the reams of mums on there, many with iPhones.

What sets this book apart from the reams of professional theorising on autism is the fact that it is written by an autistic, and a child to boot.

All the attention means dozens upon dozens of interview shows on cable channels and radio stations, joke after joke from David Letterman and Jay Leno and Conan O'Brien, reams of newspaper copy and endless chat on Web sites.