Sentence examples for which they listed from inspiring English sources

It came just hours after the jury delivered the verdict in which they listed a catalogue of errors by police and ambulance services that led to the disaster.

Study Design: Thirty-three consecutive patients scheduled for pelvic floor dysfunction surgical procedures completed a preoperative questionnaire on which they listed up to 5 personal goals for surgical outcomes.

Leggett and Armstead had both filled out lengthy applications in which they listed their crime, punishment and professional and personal history.

However, both Ricci and Trigault were quick to point out that 16th-century European clockworks were far more advanced than the common time keeping devices in China, which they listed as water clocks, incense clocks, and "other instruments ... with wheels rotated by sand as if by water" (Chinese: 沙漏).

They then completed a questionnaire (± 5 minutes) in which they listed what they personally consider to be the three most important pros and cons of smoking.

In addition, at the end of discussion about each manuscript, editors attending the meeting completed a form on which they listed the reasons they were "inclined to proceed to the next step towards review and/or acceptance" and reasons they were not.

Other writers, describing a character, sort that person's traits into categories, which they list in some logical order — for example, physical, psychological, and moral.

Unlike many teachers contracts elsewhere in the state, the New York City contract requires principals to send out "preference sheets" to teachers in May, on which they list their top three assignment choices for the next school year.

Following a chapter on Nietzsche's books in which the authors stress, among other points, how Nietzsche's extreme irony can often be misleading, they offer "Nietzsche ad Hominem (Nietzsche's Top 10)," in which they list both the philosopher's favorite and unfavorite writers, some of whom, like Socrates, Wagner, Kant and Schopenhauer, appear on both lists, as Nietzsche's best and worst.

Paul Ryan's communications director, in high pique, pointed out the whip list that the former Obama speechwriters and current "Pod Save America" podcasters were keeping, in which they list senators who were opposed to the continuing resolution under the heading "Fight Club" and those who had been less committed under the heading "Waffle House".

The political toughness of the first pair is illustrated by the scene in which they list the men they want to purge ("Look, with a spot I damn him") before going on to work out how they can cheat Caesar's legatees.