Sentence examples for retrieved a document from inspiring English sources

Fine got up from the table where we were sitting and retrieved a document from his desk drawer.

"Many people were saying, 'Who is the author of these attacks?' And they wondered, 'Why is the government lying to us?' " The day of the bombings, analysts at the Forsvarets Forskningsinstitutt, a Norwegian think tank near Oslo, retrieved a document that they had noticed on an Islamist Web site the previous December.

His father also served in a tank-destroyer battalion in World War II, where he was awarded a Bronze Star for bravery after crawling across enemy lines to retrieve a document.

To retrieve a document, enter the user's phone number and document code on the Cloudprint Web site.

A chemist can then check if a structure is covered by a patent by doing a substructure search and retrieving a document that previously was not structure searchable.

Speaking with Bloomberg Television on Tuesday, he said, "I'm not necessarily trying to take them on… I just think there are some percentage of queries that are better answered by a human mind than retrieving a document that's already been published".

To a great extent, it's a celebration of violence: to advance, players must handle a variety of tasks, including shooting lots of Armenian enemies, rescuing a wounded Azerbaijani soldier, retrieving a document and blowing up a building in the town of Shusha".

The average hit ratio of each system (i.e. the fraction of queries generated by PathText 2 that retrieve a given document) is considered when ranking the documents.

Retrieving a single document costs anywhere from $3 up to $5. Seuss, on the other hand, has been busy cutting scores of sweetheart deals with content providers.

We first retrieved an initial pool of documents from the collection of medline abstracts that were published on and before October 2009.

He appeared for the first time in 1973 in "The Godwulf Manuscript," in which he is hired by a university to retrieve a stolen medieval document, an investigation that triggers a murder.