Sentence examples for stack of publications from inspiring English sources

Success in today's job market requires more than just solid lab skills and a stack of publications.

Meanwhile, plaster sifts from the ceilings, and the lobby is a mishmash of couches, stacks of student publications, a big-screen TV and handbills covering the walls.

Friend's modest, two-story faux Tudor home (filled with statues of Hindu gods, prayer flags and other souvenirs of his myriad travels) was a semimaelstrom of recently washed clothes, piled-up mail and stacks of unread publications with headlines like "Nine Life-Altering Lessons" — a reflection of the semimaelstrom that is his life.

In the same gallery as the Hirschhorn sculptures are stacks of a publication called "Old News," which is made up entirely of reprinted newspaper stories.

Everything that is, except for the pale and personable little man hunched, pen in hand, over a big red autograph-ready stack of his latest vanity publication: 10,000 copies of "Our New York," a ruminative post-Sept.

"Nobody actually wants to read all the news from all the publications," Enan explains, referring to the crushing weight of guilt that comes from placing a new unread publication that just turned up in the mail on top of a neat stack of other neatly stacked unread publications.

Their history of publications.

Donwood took inspiration from real publications, including weekend broadsheets and a stack of radical 1960s newspapers and magazines left at bassist Colin Greenwood's house by an unknown person.

Late one Tuesday evening, Joe Ednie sat on a stack of TV supplements from France-Amérique, a New York-based French publication, and surveyed the buzz of activity in the loading dock of Stellar Printing in Long Island City, Queens.

Fifteen years after original publication, possibly after a producer came across it while flicking through a large stack of loo reading, it was turned into a Twilight Zone segment.

The stack of objects has been vandalized.