Sentence examples for from yearbook from inspiring English sources

Mr. Richter's paintings of young nurses copied from yearbook pictures come to mind.

Kavanaugh either participated in this drinking culture (as appears from yearbook comments, as well as comments from his friend Mark Judge), in which case he's a rotten witness (whose reported inebriation renders him less credible), or he didn't, in which case there has been an elaborate plot to portray him as an excessive drinker.

They said school officials showed the girl pictures from yearbooks, but she could not identify her assailant.

How difficult would it be to obtain home-state info from yearbooks and compare that at 10 year intervals to alumni addresses?

The Appendix gives the overall production status of sample property insurance companies from 2010 to 2014 by the averaging method (the data is collected from Yearbooks of China's Insurance).

The densities of livestock at the province level derived from yearbooks of Central Statistical Office [ 10].

As our data is from eight cities, and data from the Yearbook uses the province as the unit, such a relative income approach may take in noise.

The photo at right is from the 2006 yearbook from Westview High School in San Diego.

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.

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