Sentence examples for its compilation of from inspiring English sources
The New York Times announced yesterday that it was renaming and redesigning TimesFax, its compilation of news articles distributed to hotels, resorts, cruise ships, corporations and Navy ships and bases in more than 60 countries.
Puzzling your way through its compilation of vaguely lucid and crackpot ideas is pleasurable though, for avid movie lovers, it may also feel like a warning.
EVERY year around this time, Hurun Report, a Shanghai-based luxury-publishing and events group, releases its compilation of China's wealthiest people.
Of course, McSweeney's isn't helping, with its compilation of kids' letters to the President, published in a volume called "Thanks and Have Fun Running the Country".
The Violations Documentation Centre, a Syrian organisation meticulous in its compilation of reports of death and injury, now puts the death toll at 457 or more.
Third Year Abroad, a platform set up by former year-abroad student Lizzie Fane, is a useful starting point – especially its compilation of accommodation websites for various European countries.
They want curation and that's what we've been doing for two decades - how can someone in Cupertino [Apple's headquarters] know what someone in Manchester or London wants to hear?" Ministry of Sound last year settled a legal battle with Spotify over the use of its compilations out of court.
When Radio 3 pulled out of its annual world-music awards, Songlines moved in to fill the gap, and its annual compilation of artists nominated for its own awards makes just as good a barometer.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration, a key source of data on the country's energy production and supplies, is also being forced to cut back, canceling many of its data collection efforts, including its annual compilation of national oil and gas reserves.
Although it had only limited impact at the time of its compilation, it had great influence on political and religious affairs in medieval Europe until it was clearly demonstrated to be a forgery by Lorenzo Valla in the 15th century.
Check these chapter headings emerging over the last month: Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, on the basis of its own compilation of statistics from employers, wrote that more German jobs were being killed than created in the first quarter of the year.
