Sentence examples for is compiled of from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'is compiled of' is correct and usable in written English
This phrase is usually used to indicate that something is made up or composed of various parts or elements. For example, "This book is compiled of stories collected from around the world."
"Something to Declare" is compiled of articles and reviews first published elsewhere, almost all in periodicals like The New York Review of Books and The New Yorker.
Tribute band Only One Direction formed in 2012 and is compiled of 20 singers who take it turns to perform as the teenage heartthrobs.
The potential is identified with λ1, the dominant eigenvalue of the projection matrix, which is compiled of stage-specific transition and fertility rates.
This dataset is compiled of toxicity data for the unicellular ciliated protozoa Tetrahymena pyriformis (see [38]) and was published in [39].
The database is compiled of laboratory test results on samples from more than 40 boreholes of mostly 30 m deep or shallower.
The book is compiled of short diary-like entries, letters, excerpts from "The Girl Scout Handbook," and case worker files.
Long lists were compiled of his scholarly misapprehensions.
During the investigation rumor spoke of a list being compiled, of names of men with whom she had had affairs.
If such a Who's Who were compiled of current writers, it would be drastically smaller.
Lists would be compiled of unwelcome Islamic teachers from outside the country and, within the country, of militant Web sites, centers and bookstores, Mr. Blair said.
Our unpaid volunteers and unpaid staff are compiled of men and women of the local neighbourhood regardless of their ethnicity or religious affiliation," the statement added.
