Sentence examples for that were compiled from inspiring English sources

There were e-mail lists, reporters' telephone numbers and lists of volunteers and contributors that were compiled then that were all ready to go.

From 1997 to 2007 he was an online producer at ABC News, for which he wrote weekly columns that were compiled into a book: "The Wolf Files: Adventures in Weird News" (Globe Pequot Press, 2003).

The Police Department denied a request to review phone calls received by 911 operators that day, citing a section of the law that exempts from disclosure records that were compiled for law enforcement purposes.

The numerous annals and chronicles that were compiled during the 14th and 15th centuries, as well as the court poetry, had been composed exclusively in this language even by Hindus.

Based upon what are believed to be discourses by Mahavira that were compiled by his disciples, this canon preserves his teachings in an imperfect way, since it has been subject to both interpolation and loss throughout the ages.

The theory undergirding this aspect of the ceremony was that of the forged Donation of Constantine, an 8th-century document that figured prominently in the new canonical collections that were compiled at that time in Rome and elsewhere.

There was an American series "How It Feels to Be Black," a photo-essay that was compiled between 1956 and 1963.

Many of its departments rank at the top of the lists that are compiled to measure such things.

"It's a list that's compiled based on specific policies that we thought were particularly customer friendly — or not," Mr. Marks said.

Excerpts of the conversations are contained in a 26-page confidential arrest warrant for the two men that was compiled by the Milan prosecutor's office.

For now, patients cannot get their hands on a wealth of information about physicians that is compiled by government agencies but off limits to the public.