Sentence examples for pages of reporting from inspiring English sources

Although I didn't notice a single reference to affirmative action, pro or con, in the nearly nineteen hundred pages of "Reporting Civil Rights," the Michigan case is really an organic continuation of the events described in these books.

Read the pages and pages of reporting, and the English papers suggest the stench of corruption around world football is so intense that anyone not endorsing English complaints must be simply part of the gravy-train, knowingly and complacently wallowing in their venality.

The racial problem that makes the strongest impression in the pages of "Reporting Civil Rights" is not legal segregation (which many African-Americans didn't mind then and feel nostalgic about now) but something more basic: fear and a lack of dignity.

This is done through pages of reported speech: we hear Stephen's story through a long reported monologue, and then hear him recounting a monologue from his ex-wife.

The Jefferson County attorney's office released 11,000 pages of reports in November.

Opposition lawyers filed 200 pages of reports that they said documented election irregularities.

The F.B.I. admitted that it failed to turn over thousands of pages of reports to defense lawyers for Mr. McVeigh.

These are just a few of the revelations and disagreements that emerge from the thousands of pages of reports by the experts.

-- The order plopped 200 pages of reports, drawings and environmental impact studies down on a desk in the town of Mount Pleasant.

With about four reviews published each week it is also a full-time job just to read the 500-800 pages of reports.

A chemist failed to turn over 60 pages of reports on Mr. Gray's blood-alcohol level to the defense, as required by law.