Sentence examples for with a litany from inspiring English sources

Some companies come up with a litany of complaints.

The point is not to respond to the argument with a litany of anecdotes.

It is a comedy that ends with a litany of the dead and missing.

The Times piece is filled with a litany of such quotations from publishing executives.

In recent years especially, some of us have returned home with a litany of complaints.

"What happened to Gaia?" He ended his talk with a litany of questions.

But today, with a litany of cases, videos and evidence, no one serves time.

The day began with a litany of atrocities tallied by the Truth Commission.

Maybe the  game can absorb Cabrera as it has done with a litany of marquee players before.

Its North American banking operations also struggled, with a litany of mortgage troubles continuing to weigh on its results.

Along with a litany of hearty hot soups — shurpa, lagman, borsch — are two chilled alternatives, one Eastern, one Western.