Sentence examples for it is a litany of from inspiring English sources

On it is a litany of London postcodes I have rented rooms in since 2007.

One year, Rothman called in two heart attacks within a quarter-mile, though mostly, he said, it is a litany of aches and pains.

It is a litany of pain for a man who is only 28, but Maier takes part in what statistics suggest is the world's most dangerous sport: bull-riding.

It's worth reading in full simply because it is a litany of asking for special perks from this or that level of government which then produces nothing very much of interest.

It was a litany of middle-class lives shattered by the recession.

It was a litany of lost objects, as if Jessica could never accept her mother's failure to safeguard what she was holding for her.

It's a litany of winners: chilled melon soup, lobster bouillabaisse, grilled duck breast with quince and Idiazábal cheese sauce, breaded baby lamb chops with Majorcan baked vegetables.

Now it's a litany of smiley postings, like "Soldiers host orphans in Mosul" and "Ninevah Province schools benefit from seized Iraqi assets".

It's a litany of familiar Republican talking-points set to dramatic music with alarming graphics about joblessness and the national debt (which, by the way, predates Mr. Obama's spending programs).

It was a litany of carelessness and sloppiness, a series of avoidable own goals that illustrated a lack of preparation, a lack of seriousness and the failure to appreciate what it is to govern a country.

It was a litany of his alleged failings -- he had lost control of his State Department, had "let the U.N. down," seemed on the road to war with the Soviets.