Sentence examples for millions of contributors from inspiring English sources

But it was financed by the March of Dimes Foundation and its millions of contributors.

In aggregate, these maps are similar to Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia, in that they reflect the collective knowledge of millions of contributors.

YouTube, the six-year-old California-based powerhouse of Web video which is owned by Google, says that every minute, day and night, it receives an average of 35 hours of video from millions of contributors.

Pacheco's new book, "Tales From the 5th St. Gym," features a number of contributors; trainers, boxers, promoters, writers, family members — all have a say.

This chapter presents the written views of contributors who attended the 29th Leeds Lyon Symposium on Tribology held at Bodington Hall in Leeds for the study of tribology research and design for engineering systems.

For the Times Literary Supplement's 75th anniversary in 1977, for example, he asked a panel of contributors to name the most overrated and underrated books or writers to have appeared in its pages.

The 35th volume contained a combined index to volumes 1 34, a combined list of contributors, and a key to the abbreviated symbols used as signatures to the articles including, for the first time, "X.," signifying anonymity.

Hundreds of contributors worldwide.

And there is no shortage of contributors.

Published on the 25th anniversary of the American Himalayan Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping the people and ecology of the Himalayan region, this book brings together a rather astounding plethora of contributors.

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