Sentence examples for from the yearbook from inspiring English sources

"I don't know why they left him in there," Snyder said — he'd largely been removed from the yearbook.

Many independent congregations formally requested withdrawal of their names from the Yearbook of Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ), and a campaign led some cooperative churches to follow suit.

The combined figure of 1,625 was 75 up from the Yearbook's first edition in 2003, hardly a surge.

Also from the yearbook: 2017 set a record for the number of active VC investors, which hit all-time highs.

Reference is made and examples are given from the Yearbook of Medical Informatics of the International Medical Informatics Association (IMIA) and from the work of Professor Jochen Moehr.

All data used in this article was drawn from the Yearbook of Chinese Labor Statistics and other official publications, spanning from 1999 to 2011.

"Blockers" celebrates the smartness of smart kids, the overwhelming practicality of teens who are part of the popular set and are, from the start, candidates for the yearbook's most likely to succeed.

A dummy for the year 2008 is included because earlier domestic prices are available from the yearbooks, whereas the later ones are obtained from the TDX software.

Statistics of access to ultrasounds performed in government health facilities are available from the Yearbooks of the Ministry of Health [32]: they point to an exceptional ten-fold upsurge in the number of ultrasound tests from 1.0 million in 1998 to 3.7 million in 2002 and 10.8 million in 2007.

I promptly looked up the yearbook from 1927, found her picture and printed it.

The glossy program for the league looks like a comic book or the yearbook from an "alternative" school.