Sentence examples for she collated from inspiring English sources

So news story by news story, she collated their names.

She collated them, with her notes from our telephone conversations, in bulbous legal binders.

She collated the gender of the winners, and that of their protagonists, finding that for the Pulitzer, for example, "women wrote zero out of 15 prize-winning books wholly from the point of view of a woman or girl".

Alongside writing stories, Lady Asquith gathered them too, putting the call out to her writer friends to send along their best ghost stories, which she collated into 1927's awesomely named The Ghost Book.

"She's not put a step wrong in building up a peerless visual context: whether it's the masculine typography of Peter Miles's redrawn logotype or the stunning National Geographic-style contextual photography that she collates into print material".

Others are environmental data she's collated from where she's been living, anything from tidal changes due to the sun and moon and ocean and land temperatures, to the relationship between barometric pressure, cloud cover, soil temperature readings, and bird sightings.

If David, in Italian Food, had to discard most of the material she'd collated, for sheer want of space, the Silver Spoon takes the opposite tack.

"As Ann herself has stated, most of the information she has collated relates to England and the info relating to Wales is anonymised and absent of detail.

Some of her sculptures feature weather data that she's collated and then changed into musical scores, which are then transformed into entangled colorful sculptures.

A press officer suggested she could collate the figures and then changed her mind, saying the firm was worried the information would be "misinterpreted".

WHEN Cynthia Sims Parr steps out to a Maryland field to look for nonnative birds and butterflies, half her thoughts are back in the computer lab where she will collate the data.