Sentence examples for print compilation of from inspiring English sources

Curbing Neomu's love shenanigans and more politically dangerous, the nature boys and girls at This Is a Magazine (www.thisisamagazine.com) have published the second print compilation of their online design zine.

As the years progressed, I have reached out to others around the world to write poetry and printed up a compilation of poems.

But by the end, Cooper did ask, "How come I'm the only one sweating here?" LONDON CALLING: The Times of London has printed a not uninteresting compilation of England's best sellers so far this year in various categories.

It appeared in print for the first time in a 1696 compilation of early colonial documents by Joshua Scottow.

A compilation of stories from The Hatchet, a daily printed on board the George Washington during the First World War.

A significant practical challenge in applying complex ecological models is compilation of appropriate input data from a wide-variety of print and on-line media.

With a few swipes of his finger, he summoned a compilation of research articles, synopses and even entire textbooks that, printed and bound, would have filled shelves in a library.

New York Review Books has just published a compilation of Lowry's work, including portions of the posthumous books, which have long been out of print.

Now out of print, "Connecticut Cooks, Favorite Recipes from the Nutmeg State," a work for the state division of the American Cancer Society, is a professional compilation of recipes.

Compilation of familiar lines from TV commercials.

A compilation of teeny tiny memoirs.