Sentence examples for with submissions from from inspiring English sources
The phrase "with submissions from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that contributions or entries have been received from various individuals or sources. Example: "The report was compiled with submissions from various experts in the field."
The BBC has wobble-cam piece on YouTube about how it deal with submissions from users.
England is competing with submissions from Russia, Netherlands-Belgium and Spain-Portugal.
That is especially the case with submissions from Europe, which has dominated the foreign-language award.
But after being bombarded with submissions from financial firms, companies using the legal loophole and major accountancy companies, HMRC decided not to take the proposals forward last October.
When internet dance show Local Action put out a call for Stranger Things-inspired tunes for their slot on Radar Radio, they were inundated with submissions from artists such as Sharp Veins, Strict Face, Mumdance, Murlo, Xela, Slackk and Facta.
The trustees of the Laurents/Hatcher Foundation plan to announce the award on Thursday, with submissions from invited applicants to be accepted between June 15 and Sept. 15, according to a spokeswoman for the foundation.
The line-up, he said, shows the "real vibrant health" of science fiction today, with submissions received from 42 different publishing houses and imprints.
"With submissions ranging from embroidered newsprint to collaged envelopes and sculpted stationery, the work is as inventive as it is topical.
The lawyers ended their case with written submissions from two former senior operatives of Al Qaeda held here, including Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, the self-described architect of the 2001 attacks.
A joint minute was then read to the court after which Sheriff John Beckett asked: "Does that close the evidence as far as the Crown is concerned?" The Solicitor General said "yes", with closing submissions from each party to be read to the inquiry.
And it wastes the time of scientists by overloading highly cited journals such as Science with inappropriate submissions from researchers who are desperate to gain points from their evaluators.‡.
