Sentence examples for similar compilation from inspiring English sources
In another similar compilation there are actually more quotes from fictional male characters in TV programmes such as House of Cards and Yes Minister than from real women politicians.
A list is important and worthy – and underscores the need for a similar compilation by a BAME organisation for people who are discriminated against because of what they look like.
"A lot of people had to be nudged and urged, and I'm wondering, what is the resistance to writing about these things?" (My companion, a woman about ten years Jong's junior, asked if I knew that she had once written an erotic story for a similar compilation. I didn't. I requested no further details, as my companion was my mother).
A similar compilation, entitled Plays for Lovers, was released by Prestige in 2003.
A similar compilation of Ono dance remixes entitled Open Your Box was also released in April of that year.
(A side note: in 2011, TWC released a similar compilation called Sounds of Winter, but it was just a bunch of Colbie Caillat and John Legend songs, so it was just the normal kind of boring).
Apart from a disregard for chronology and the absence of the Sex Pistols (Johnny Rotten, ever contrary, refused to license his old material), "No Thanks!: The '70s Punk Rebellion" (Rhino) is a handy introduction to the era, although some of these songs have graced at least a dozen similar compilations.
Reading "The Complete Lyrics" -- assembled with loving care by Robert Kimball, a veteran of similar compilations devoted to Lorenz Hart, Cole Porter, Ira Gershwin and others -- and Steve Nelson, a professor of musical theater at New York University, you note things like Loesser's consistently clever use of commercial product names.
A series of regulatory standard includes more specific documents than the GDC or similar compilations.
The collection focuses on Morricone's lesser-known soundtrack work, with Ipecac founder Mike Patton consciously wishing to distance it from similar compilations.
He felt it was "imperative" for Crime and Dissonance to focus on Morricone's lesser-known work, as it had to compete with a large back catalogue of similar compilations.
