The day after Mitt Romney effectively became the Republican nominee, the Barack Obama campaign immediately hit out with a lengthy collection of the statements the former Massachusetts governor made and the stances he held during the long, bitter GOP race.
Plebe knowledge is a lengthy collection of traditions, songs, poems, anecdotes, and facts about the academy, the army, the Old Corps, and the rivalry with Navy that all plebes must memorize during cadet basic training.
He roved through his increasingly lengthy collection of dark, twisted anti-pop, and called upon Travis Scott and Rihanna in marking a notable moment as FYF further develops from a locally-wrought indie-punk festival to a center-left mega-fest.
Imagine lengthy collections of YouTube clips, curated and narrated by your favorite star.
In one lengthy collection, my lines became more ironic and more ingenious in structure.
One of his best-selling books, "Six Men," was a collection of lengthy profiles of Chaplin, Bogart, Adlai E. Stevenson, Mencken, Edward VIII and Bertrand Russell.
Ch.1 2; 5–6; Ekstrom (2001); Watson (2003b); and the outstanding collection of lengthy survey articles in Kane (2002, with an updated version due to appear in 2011).
The inquiry, disrupted by the last-minute resignation of the committee chairman, Sir Malcolm Rifkind, over allegations concerning cash for influence, gives a lengthy defence of the bulk collection of data, one of the chief Snowden revelations, and concludes this does not amount to mass surveillance since the agencies have neither the resources nor desire to examine all the information they gather.
Heavier traffic, lengthy bus queues and a collection of flag-waving London Underground workers meant only one thing at King's Cross on Tuesday morning - another 48-hour Tube strike.
By that time, however, there already existed some orthodox Buddhist works of Tibetan origin, and from the 13th century onward there were produced such lengthy and numerous collections of religious histories, biographies, dramas, and treatises and commentaries on Buddhist doctrine that Tibetan literature must be considered one of the most extensive in the world.
His lengthy glossary ("a fancy Latin word for a collection of pet peeves") of misused words is rife with humorous asides — about 'vice,' he writes, "it would be a pity if it became a synonym for sex".
