Sentence examples for itemizes from inspiring English sources

The "Ravenna Cosmography," probably of the 7th century, itemizes islands of the Atlantic and places and rivers of Asia, Africa, and Europe.

First, Article II itemizes, in sections 2 and 3, certain presidential powers, including those of commander in chief of the armed forces, appointment making, treaty making, receiving ambassadors, and calling Congress into special session.

He itemizes practical procedures and labels humble implements: "buck knives," "compression nuts," "a slider" (to carry a man under a car), an "old Rockwell impact wrench," a "drip line," "wash trays".

She itemizes the cost of the party, describes the costumes, the messy way the children consume the party food and their conversation.

There is a separate, likewise colored, seven-page booklet that itemizes stuff like cheese and charcuterie (and small plates and desserts and tea...).

In response to the recurring question: "How much of this book is about your own life?" Jay Caspian Kang itemizes the truth and fiction in his novel, "The Dead Do Not Improve".

When hospitals are paid on the basis of an itemized bill, more items are often provided.

As if his lover is an item (certainly, she's been itemized), or a prostitute.

Prior to 2001, the personal exemption and itemized deductions phased out for upper income taxpayers; those phaseouts were eliminated by the Bush tax cuts.

But you can ballpark it by looking the Tax Policy Center's estimates for capping itemized deductions at $50,000.

One way of limiting the use of itemized personal deductions for taxpayers whose total deductions are small and thereby minimizing costs of compliance and administration—is to provide an optional standard deduction.