Sentence examples for starting to collate from inspiring English sources
He said together with the Unite union, Unison was starting to collate claims for unfair dismissal from workers who had been "forced" to give up their previous contracts to sign the new ones.
As you grow older, your passions start to collate and they become one, and that's when sometimes great businesses are formed.
And I started to collate all the contacts I had around the world.
The figure is a record for the CSA since central figures started to be collated nationally.
While the Project Director is tinkering with the budget and exploring capacity, I started to research and collate distributed hackathon models to learn from here: http://bit.ly/distributedhackathons. If anyone knows of former events I can learn from or organizers I can connect with- I super appreciate the support.
What people have started to do is collate out-of-copyright works online, providing the world with an accessible alley to explore how some of the most interesting and formative parts of our culture existed centuries before Tumblr and Spotify were ever dreamed up by bored coding graduates.
We figured there should be a place for people who aren't content with high-quality, official artwork to have their work shown, so we started the Simpsons Drawing Club to collate all the scribblings we do when we should be doing work.
Alberto Guerrini is an Italian ex-gabber who made an amazing zine called Gabber, in the Name of Love and curates the gabbereleganza Tumblr, a blog that started out as a way to collate lost photographs and artworks from the gabber scene.
He launched a website to collate paternal experiences, starting with his own.
I even decided to start my own user-generated travel site, Young in Europe (RIP), to collate the tips of student backpackers as they returned from their travels.
The local police have only just started collecting statistics on crime against business, and the Chamber of Commerce has yet to collate the information it is collecting from its members.
