Sentence examples for to begin compiling from inspiring English sources
Before his death he had time to begin compiling this volume and to give it its title.
He brings the results of his researches, whatever they may be, to interested readers who can then take his views and use them to begin compiling their own.
With that spring's Abu Ghraib scandal still fresh, Diaz was assigned to begin compiling a spreadsheet for internal use on the abuse allegations registered at Guantánamo.
After that moment of truth, Mr. McNamara told his aides to begin compiling a top-secret history of the war — later known as the Pentagon Papers — and he began asking himself what the United States was doing in Vietnam.
At that point, he will have to go to Baghdad to begin compiling a list of unanswered questions and uninspected sites, which the Iraqis will have to deal with if they want to be declared disarmed.
But it decided then to begin compiling a definitive compendium of Diebenkorn's work, known as a catalogue raisonné, and began to notice over the years that a number of other works sold as Diebenkorns by Knoedler and another dealer did not seem genuine.
Currently, interest does not begin compiling until after students graduate.
Uncertain how to respond, he began compiling images to demonstrate that he had photographed two different embryos, including one original photo that showed both in the same image.
Always alert to language, Kilgallen began compiling ominous word lists: "smother," "black out," "keep dark," "far away," "underground," "underneath".
During his war years, Fingleton decided to take up book writing, in addition to newspaper journalism, and began compiling a book about the Bodyline series during his spare time in the army, a topic that was still deep in the Australian consciousness, using his inside knowledge as a participant in that Ashes campaign.
From the moment he arrived from Scotland in 1768 to head the College of New Jersey, Witherspoon began compiling a list of cringe-worthy mistakes heard on colonists' tongues.
