Sentence examples for lists taped from inspiring English sources

Two lists taped to the front windows of the administration building in Dnipropetrovsk enumerate 400 names of those missing and 800 prisoners.

Mrs. Schade keeps her children's sports schedules and school lists taped to the insides of their individual lockers, in the mud room.

Outside the Nairobi Hospital, crowds of people gathered around the lists taped to the walls of those who had been admitted with serious injuries, looking for friends and relatives.

"I don't care if I find my name or not, I'm going to vote," said Jackson DePriest, 34, as he scanned the registation lists taped to the walls of a voting station near the Plaza St. Pierre.

A set list taped to the soundboard had already been abandoned.

The bass still had a Beatles set list taped to it.

"There is not a secret list taped to the bottom of a desk," said Jen Psaki, the deputy communications director at the White House.

She keeps a wish list taped to her bedroom door to remind her parents that she could use some cosmetics, gift cards and cash.

There was a "guitar boat" from a recent tour, with a set list taped to it: "Dumpweed," "Feeling This," "Rock Show," "What's My Age Again?" "It's so hit-filled," Tomson said, admiringly.

Only when we reached the front of the queue, after more than two hours outside in freezing temperatures, did we see the price list taped to the door: an ounce of cannabis (the maximum single purchase allowed for Colorado citizens) would cost $400 £2400) – plus the whopping 25 per cent tax imposed on all recreational marijuana sales.

Joan Didion, for example, would keep a packing list taped inside her closet during her years of steady reporting and traveling.