Sentence examples for single compilation from inspiring English sources

Thomas Cranmer, evolutionary rather than revolutionary, based his text largely on the traditional "use" of Sarum, supplemented extensively by Cardinal Quiñones' Breviary, with trimmings from the new missal of Archbishop Hermann von Wied of Cologne, the whole edited and served up as a single compilation for all.

The idea is that WebAssembly will provide developers with a single compilation target for the web that will, eventually, become a web standard that's implemented in all browsers.

Four surficial geology maps at 1 250,000 scale were produced from 14 maps scaled at 1 100,000, while a single compilation of six bedrock maps was generalized from 1 125,000 to 1 500,000 scale.

(All here in this single compilation).

In addition to the soundtrack albums, a single compilation of music from across the series has been produced.

The Second Generation is a single compilation book which picks the most important tales from the Tales series and details the children of the Companions, all of whom become players in the later story.

Available on singles compilation Ten Rapid, with a live version included on Government Commissions, a collection of their BBC sessions.

Their singles compilation is a 15-point reminder why they have been pretty much the best homegrown invitation to dance we've had in the past decade.

And if you are cherry-picking among these reissues, the two-CD singles compilation "Past Masters" should be near the top of your list.

Adding to the sense of nostalgia, the band are also releasing a 38-track singles compilation, and will perform each one at the 02 in December, their last UK show "for a few years".

It's a good word, in and of itself, but thanks to The Who's 1971 singles compilation album, I find it can't come up on its own: it's always "meaty, beaty, big and bouncy".