Sentence examples for own summaries from inspiring English sources

Leonardo's existing notes are sprawling, but only represent a part of the output he lists in his own summaries of various planned books.

The "public is not well-served by a police department that doesn't allow you access to 911 calls or public records, police reports" and then "produces their own summaries of cases for you to look at, but doesn't let you get access to the underlying documents," Apuzzo added later.

Thatcher offered her own summary of her political project: "Economics are the method.

Our own summary of the most spectacular arrests of the week.

Instead Mr Eckert released his own summary, which Mr Garcia has described as "incomplete and erroneous".

The New Yorker, April 21 , 1928P. 25 Our own summary of the most spectacular arrests of the week.

Mr. Schrems, a Facebook user since 2007, said he requested his own summary file from Facebook in 2010.

Flashes of insight along the way provide sparse compensation for her own summary of the journey: "Blankness outside as well as in the empty centre".

His own summary of himself as a writer - a Daumier, he said, rather than a Picasso or a Velázquez - is perfectly apt.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, April 21 , 1928P. 25 Our own summary of the most spectacular arrests of the week.

The reviews, in Coward's own summary, described the play as "dull, amusing, thin, slight, tedious, witty and brittle"; it ran to excellent houses for a year.