Sentence examples for this week reproduced from inspiring English sources

But the newsmagazine Proceso this week reproduced a copy of the document, dated Nov. 11 and with stamps showing it delivered to Peña Nieto's office on Nov. 19.

This identified 1,594 reproduced clusters and a total of 634 genes (Table S4; Figure S1F).

In a famous photograph from 1931 (reproduced in this book), Auden, Spender and Isherwood face the camera, though Spender's eyes are looking off at an angle.

A 30-h modeling that started from 18 UTC 10 April 2004 reproduced the main characteristics of this fog event.

position (see ATEL #3481 reproduced below).

Source: Hausmann et al. (2014), reproduced from the Atlas of Economic Complexity.

A poster from 1885, reproduced in "Remembering Essex," by John T. Cunningham and Charles F. Cummings, shows the trotters in full stride.

A detail of "It Is So" (2014), reproduced on the cover of the show's catalogue, depicts lesbian cunnilingus.

The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art added two Ringl & Pit prints to its collection in 1983 and in 1987 reproduced them in the book, "Photography: A Facet of Modernism".

The book Nebuchadnezzar, with text by T.S.R. Boase (1972), reproduced the series that Boyd had crafted as a protest against the Vietnam War.

We investigated how nine trained raters used a popular five-component analytic rubric by Jacobs et al. (1981; reproduced in Weigle, 2002).