Sentence examples for provide source material from inspiring English sources

An extensive set of 45,000 menus will provide source material for a planned book on New York restaurant life.

These tales also provide source material for the wayang wong (human theatre) of Java and Bali, which uses actors.

A few years hence, when someone gets to writing the book "While America Slept," these primative histories will provide source material about a country where the exercise of democracy became an entertainment -- reality programming for cable news channels.

Tom Wilber's fine book on the gas rush in the Northeast, "Under the Surface," probably came out too recently to provide source material for the filmmakers, but depicts the regional tensions in vivid detail.

Also in the show, until the end of June, is Mr. Polan himself, working at a big table stacked with books and magazines that provide source material — existing images being another subject.

The result is an audio-visual feast that balances hipster zen with the seriousness of Bach and Wagner, each of whom provide source material (along with sounds collected at the Zürich train station, outside Kline's Henry Street apartment, and at an African watering hole).

It does not support two of our important needs: 1) linking media files (i.e., images) to events; and 2) linking individual events to the finding aids for collections that provide source materials about the events.

These provided source material for published and widely circulated engravings.

Vaughn and Goldman are working off a comic book by Mark Millar, who also provided source material for their similar (but hardly as clever) Kick-Ass.

Gregorian chants not only served a liturgical function but also provided source material for much of the polyphonic music of the Middle Ages and Renaissance.

Bender adds that the trend will ultimately break down journalistic walls by, for example, making it harder to justify not providing source material beyond a few hyperlinks.