Sentence examples for long compilation of from inspiring English sources

The National Rifle Association doesn't call it an enemies list, but deep in the recesses of the organization's Web site is a long, long compilation of the names of groups and individuals that the N.R.A. considers unfriendly.

Jackass 2.5 (trailer above) cost $2 million to make and is a one hour long compilation of original material and unseen outtakes from Jackass 2 which hit cinemas in 2006.

Here's a two-minute long compilation of him committing to change Canada's First Past the Post system.

A decade-long compilation of velocity data for Greenland's outlet glaciers shows complex spatial and temporal variability.

Pete Doherty – Last of the English Roses If this latest single is anything to go by, Doherty's forthcoming solo album, Grace/Wastelands, has found inspiration in a long-lost compilation of Jamie T b-sides.

I truly am a cat person: give me a soothing mug of wine and a seventeen-minute-long YouTube compilation of our furry domestic pals doing weird stuff and I'm set for the evening.

The only external evidence that a band called Konono No 1 had ever existed was a solitary 26-minute-long track recorded in 1978 by the radio station France Culture and later included on a long-forgotten French compilation of music from Kinshasa.

Last month, the band, three of whose members are longtime Long Islanders, released a compilation of its greatest hits titled "The Best of Blue Oyster Cult".

Model predictions are compared with a compilation of long-term denudation rates from glaciated mountain ranges and indicate models perform well at explaining patterns of glacial erosion efficiency.

It is clear from this compilation of long-term data and personal testimonies from those associated with the Firth of Clyde, today [61] and in the past, that many once abundant species are now ecologically extinct in the Firth of Clyde ecosystem.

This book is a stunning compilation of their long careers studying "Darwin's finches".