Sentence examples for producing compilation from inspiring English sources

Legendary A&R man and vault guy extraordinaire Gregg Geller has raised the process of producing compilation discs and boxed sets to a high art.

In conjunction with CSTV, Thought Equity a provider of video management and licensing solutions is producing compilations of buzzer beaters, giant-killing feats and memorable championship games.

Greenspan also produced compilations and Olympics histories using old footage, and you can get some of these, notably the eight-cassette "Olympiad: Greatest Moments," in VHS format from online remainder stores.

He has also produced compilations of essays originally published in The New York Times and elsewhere on all manner of musical subjects, and his writings on early music in particular have been influential, showing that current notions of historically "authentic" performance owe as much to modernist impulses and predilections as they do to any firm understanding of ancient practice.

We've also done something very 18th-century in spirit in producing a compilation of arias without dramatic context.

CNN has produced a compilation of videos of areas in North Carolina.

To make one of those famous omelettes, for instance (WGBH produces a compilation DVD), Child recommends an extremely hot pan.

The WHO has produced a compilation of articles to mark six months since the first case was formally identified.

This put in motion the effort to produce a compilation album, and perhaps to take a better-late-than-never bow.

The WHO itself also produced a compilation of articles in August to mark six months since the first case was formally identified.

Moskalenko now produced a compilation of Politkovskaya's writings, published two years ago by Novaya Gazeta — "For What," it was called — and began to read from her descriptions of Russian war criminals in Chechnya.