Sentence examples for published selection from inspiring English sources

"We have a published selection policy with qualification standards, but also have the ability to look at potential medal performers in London.

None of this appeared in a previously published selection of the author's last journals, and it certainly leavens the current version, preoccupied as it is with the details of Beaton's own illnesses and deterioration.

Though they document the tribulations of his and Vivienne's illnesses and unhappiness in heart-bludgeoning detail, they contain no great revelations, nor are most of them captivating pieces of writing in the way in which, say, the recently published selection of early Beckett letters is.

If swimmers do not make the qualifying times, Atkinson and his fellow selectors will look at their performances at the trials and see where they fit within the published selection criteria  and their medal-winning potential in London before the first phase of selections is announced early next week.

In Booth's view the Coleman poems are among the best Larkin wrote in the 1940s, well beyond anything in his first published selection The North Ship (1945).

We reviewed the published selection and outcome data.

By the time Eldon died, he had compiled seventeen journals, the last of which--according to his mother, Kathy, who edited the published selection--consisted, uncharacteristically, of his Somalia photographs mounted on plain white paper.

"My father is waiting for your published selections before finalizing his Derby thoughts," a friend wrote.

A few Chinese authors have suggested that Google has not only scanned in their works, it has published selections of them online without obtaining permission.

His Migration of the Negro series, begun in 1940, made a name for Lawrence when Fortune magazine published selections from the series in 1941.

We assayed 82 SNPs located in 32 of the 48 published selection-candidate genes plus three additional selection-candidates identified by the Maize Functional Diversity Project (www.panzea.org) for a total of 35 genes.