Sentence examples for summaries at the from inspiring English sources

Just ignore the totally unnecessary, patronising story summaries at the back.

Over all, the broadcasts feature more English, with Spanish summaries at the end of each half-inning.

To see the details of the new-building application, it is easiest to examine the microfilmed copies of the department's docket books (yearly application summaries) at the Municipal Archives, at 31 Chambers Street, Room 103, Mondays-Thursdays 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. and Fridays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Its website is clear and elegant, it publishes excellent press summaries at the same time as judgments, it was the first supreme court to join Twitter (@uksupremecourt now has over 27,000 followers) and its hearings can be watched live online thanks to a partnership with Sky News.

LONDON — When the Englishman Dan Wheldon won his second Indianapolis 500 in May, taking the lead for the first time when another driver hit the wall in sight of the checkered flag, it barely rated a mention in Britain's sports sections — and then, commonly, only in the fine print of the "who won what" summaries at the foot of the page.

In some bits of ex-Yugoslavia it was not only right (if belated) but, broadly, successful.Warmongers and peacemakers should read at least the pithy summaries at the end of each of Lord Ashdown's chapters before they start on their next adventure.

I will be covering it in detail, and providing a summary at the end.

Otherwise I'll focus on the summary at the beginning and 'discussion' section at the end if there is one.

A summary at the head of each article-essay pinpointed, Victorian novel-style, some highlights from the text below.

An intelligence summary at the bottom of the slide reads "urban areas experiencing 'ethnic cleansing' campaigns to consolidate control" and "violence at all-time high, spreading geographically".

If you don't want to follow the maths, I suggest skipping to the summary at the end, it's hopefully still interesting.