Reviewing a batch of books by and about Roger Williams convinced him that he had misunderstood and misjudged the man.
A few months ago, I had to review a batch of hospital charts, and in two -- shades of my old colleague -- problematic niceness was at work.
Turn to the New Statesman of 15 October 1960, and there one finds Keith Waterhouse in the grip of reviewing a batch of new fiction.
Like other struggling novelists, Orwell was doing a lot of reviewing to get his name in print, and, in this case, he'd undertaken the thankless task of reviewing a batch of ten Penguin paperbacks, sold at sixpence apiece, including such immortal titles as "The Owls' House," by Crosbie Garstin, and "Dr. Serocold," by Helen Ashton.
A couple of months ago, one of my spies participated in an NIH study section, reviewing a batch of NIH proposals.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. exchanges are reviewing a batch of possibly erroneous options trades that occurred at Tuesday's market opening, and NYSE Euronext said it anticipates most of the affected trades on its Amex Options market will be cancelled.
On October 28, when Comey announced plans to review a new batch of emails, politicians on both sides of the aisle accused him of meddling in the political process.
If there was any concern within the Clinton campaign in its final stretch, it was instead over the untold damage caused by the announcement by the FBI director, James Comey, at the end of October that his agency was reviewing a new batch of emails that might be pertinent to the previous investigation into her use of a private server while heading the Department of State.
Hillary Clinton's campaign chair on Saturday led a chorus of Democratic party fury over the FBI's decision to review a new batch of her staff's emails, which was announced just 11 days before the presidential election in a striking break with law enforcement tradition.
To await approval, perhaps: WikiLeaks, which asked the Defense Department for help reviewing a second batch of Afghan war documents.
