Sentence examples for miscellaneous on from inspiring English sources

Other times, custodians were unable to provide any documentation for thousands of dollars of expenses that were listed simply as "miscellaneous" on forms submitted to auditors.

Billboards Jason Lipshutz called it an "immediately affecting" 2013 song and favoured the use of the word "miscellaneous" on its lyrics.

Keep a folder in your binder for each class; label them "homework" and "miscellaneous" on each side.

On the September 16 episode of SmackDown!, Palmer Cannon, a miscellaneous on-screen authority figure of SmackDown!, a portrayed match maker and rules enforcer, announced that Guerrero was the next challenger to Batista's World Heavyweight Championship.

All these miscellaneous goings-on could easily have been cut, letting the solo stand alone.

Stripped to the bare fighting essentials of boots, shorts and gloves, and cocooned in a seething mass of cops, security, trainers and miscellaneous hangers-on, he was marched emotionless through the 22,000 thousand in attendance and between the ropes in almost apocalyptic scenes.

But there are signs that Amazon is working to turn Echo's selection of miscellaneous add-ons into something that better resembles a "real" app store.

We focused on 17 of the 29 compounds that fell into nine structural classes and one miscellaneous group based on their size, shape and the distribution of functional groups (Table 1).

[I] Easter Table Chronicle: A list of Chronicle entries accompanies a table of years, found on folios 133-37 in a badly burned manuscript containing miscellaneous notes on charms, the calculation of dates for church services, and annals pertaining to Christ Church, Canterbury.

"The Purpose-Driven Life" will be No.1 on the New York Times best-seller list of advice, how-to and miscellaneous books on April 3, reflecting sales for the week ended March 19, the book's 114th week on the best-seller list.

Writer discusses the origins of the meaning of the word that pertains to the miscellaneous objects on department store counters.