Sentence examples for litany of key from inspiring English sources

You would think that the injuries would have tapered off after last week's litany of key players facing extended absences but, then again, you would also have probably guessed that there was no way that the Chicago Bulls could have an even more depressing week than the previous one.

We need to make sure that the stories of women like Susan B. Anthony, Madame Curie, Eleonor Roosevelt, and thousands of others are taught in schools and their contributions are reflected in everything from popular culture to museums to textbooks to litanies of key thinkers.

The lyric begins amid comedy, as Murphy haughtily proclaims over a skipping drum machine beat that he was at every key moment in the birth of western underground music, and ends in distorted euphoria as he bellows a litany of his key influences, from Todd Terry to Joy Division and Sun Ra to "the Sonics!

But a Reuters report published this week showed the government probe was plagued by a litany of errors, and that key parts may need to be redone.

Undaunted by the litany of failures identified in their review, Zonneveld and colleagues describe two key avenues of inquiry that may reveal the usefulness of soluble leukocyte adhesion molecules and their sheddases in sepsis diagnosis and prognosis.

Swan will describe Abbott as a "demolition expert" whose government is excessively partisan, attacks key institutions, undermines important conventions of government, breaks a litany of promises and has a culture of vindictiveness.

Next year, a "Litany of Lamb"?

Together they recounted a litany of trespasses.

But a litany of hurdles lie ahead.

A litany of farewells, then.

This was just one of a litany of similar accounts.