Sentence examples for together from a number from inspiring English sources

Unlike most artists, her discs are not performances patched together from a number of takes.

I love people who have to patch success together from a number of different angles".

As Sam Marlowe at the Arts Desk puts it, "Like the misbegotten monster at its heart, this stage version of Mary Shelley's seminal novel is stitched together from a number of discrete parts; and though some of the pieces are in themselves extremely handsome, you can all too clearly see the joins".

Here are some of the observations and advice that I put together from a number of startup founders, investors and VCs.

Designers aimed to make the younger Batman's outfit look "assembled versus manufactured", pieced together from a number of sources.

The temporary park is being funded by an $80,000 city grant cobbled together from a number of capital projects that unexpectedly came in under budget in 2008.

In particular, the Childcare Resource and Research Unit has published ten editions of Early Childhood Education and Care in Canada from 1992 to 2012 that have brought together statistics from a number of sources to create a quantitative portrait of ECEC for each province.

The December proposal was a work in progress, the result of shuffling together proposals from a number of working groups.

PCF Challenge Awards fund projects that bring together experts from a number of related fields to form a team focused on the creation of innovative, effective therapies for advanced prostate cancer.

The Becta Review 2005, which pulls together evidence from a number of recent surveys and research studies, finds that there has been significant improvement in learner access, and institutional provision of ICT with over 95% of secondary and 44% of primary schools now with their own broadband connection.

The adventures begin and end at the court of King Arthur; but the marvels that bring together material from a number of sources are not always meant to be believed, especially as they are somehow dovetailed into the normal incidents of life at a feudal court.