Sentence examples for lists is made from inspiring English sources
Looking at the prize's category shortlists announced this week, it's almost as if the judges have taken it as their motto: to an unusual degree, each of the five lists is made up of books and authors with things in common.
Today, the biological interpretation of these gene lists is made possible by the availability of biological knowledge accumulated in public databases (e.g. Gene Ontology) and bioinformatic high-throughput enrichment tools [ 21].
"There's no problem with lists per se; it's just that the list makers don't come very clean with how the lists are made," she said.
In early periods the kings' years of reign were not consecutively numbered but were named for salient events, and lists were made of the names.
I'm dead set that all these lists were made by shoemakers, not money managers.
When those lists were made public the following year, there was a huge outcry.
When those lists were made public the following year, there was an outcry in Congress.
However, time after time, "where are they now" lists are made strictly for human celebrities.
By law, similar lists are made available for all other ballot measures.
Detailed inventories of anything useful were kept: vehicles, animals and basic tools, and lists were made of contact details for key personnel.
