Sentence examples for issued a collection of from inspiring English sources

Next week, Sunset has issued a collection of a thousand recipes, many of which helped define that other California cuisine.

But then Ms. Davenport's editors found out she had issued a collection of previously published short stories through Amazon's self-publishing technology.

In May the National Academy of Sciences issued a collection of studies, "Innovation in Global Industries," an analysis of innovation in several important industries.

THE State Department recently issued a collection of previously classified documents that shed new light on the Central Intelligence Agency's role in the June 1954 coup in Guatemala that ousted the president, Jacobo Arbenz Guzmán.

"Welcome though it is," Roberts wrote, such exposure "has given only a hint of the riches of non-traditional Azanian music," so he issued a collection of rural and township music in other styles.

After the war, he was tried for major war crimes & sentenced to life imprisonment at Spandau Prison, in Berlin, early in 1946, and thereafter was pretty much out of the public eye until 1953 when a German publisher issued a collection of letters he had written to his wife during his first 7 years at Spandau.

In the end, it issued an collection of guidelines, running thousands of words, that boiled down to this (my phrasing, not the Post's): "We'll do the right thing and figure it out as we go".

The heritage brand is returning to its roots, digging through its archives to find the most classic styles and breathing new life into them through limited-edition collaborations with artists like Hugo Guinness and Tony Duquette (his estate worked with Coach to issue a collection of pieces inspired by the late jeweler).

Before proceeding it should be noted that Sutherland in fact recanted his views about the role in crime played by opportunity and situation in a little-known unpublished paper, "The Swansong of Differential Association" (his theory of crime causation), which was later issued in a collection of his writings (Cohen et al. 1956).

Late last year he issued "Song Reader," a collection of songs presented on sheet music.

Even though new card sets could be issued, a limited collection of tones could allow a deeper study of what otherwise can be an overwhelmingly multidimensional quality, which could then also be shared between different researchers and research centers.