An article to be published this week in Time magazine reports that Mr. Steiner had made copious written notes of his conversation with Mr. Stephanopoulos.
Having made copious notes of their own findings and analyzed heaps of published data, Mr. Booth's team summarized the results by color-coding the streets in the first Poverty Map, which was published in 1889.
To beat my poor memory, and with virtually no Internet access then, I had made copious notes about crosswordese, rivers, flowers, animals, cities, Bible trivia and suffixes and prefixes to Greek gods and goddesses.
For the purpose of this book, he has made a selection from his copious material, confining himself to islands he has visited.
Most of the copious baskets that James Harden, of the Houston Rockets, has made this month have been unassisted.
(Holland) ORLANDO CONSORT (Tuesday) This a cappella ensemble has made several beautifully sung thematic recordings for Harmonia Mundi, with texts so copious that the label has produced them as miniature hard-cover books.
One of these islands was St Thomas, the 13-mile-long island that seats the 18,000-strong capital, whose deep-water harbour has made Charlotte Amalie the first port of call for turquoise waters, artisanal jewellery and copious rum cocktails.
It has made an unlikely hero of the man who's become its public face, the Australian hacker Julian Assange, despite copious evidence of his paranoia, misogyny, political incoherence and all-round weirdness.
The Roman Empire had made puny engineering, technological and artistic advances because it relied on copious use of human brawn, not brains.
