Sentence examples for working from a list from inspiring English sources

(The governor was working from a list of nominees submitted by Republicans).

They are also working from a list of 100 potential or possible further contacts.

With scores still missing from the slide that tore through a rural community north of Seattle on Saturday, authorities were working from a list of 176 people unaccounted for, though some names were believed to be duplicates.

State health officials said they were working from a list of 100 potential or possible contacts, and among them only a "handful" of people who had "direct contact" with the patient are being monitored, a procedure that includes taking the person's temperature twice a day.

The interviewer asked for my husband by name, indicating that the pollster was working from a list of Iowa Democratic caucus-goers or reliable voters.

During this process, one received a call from a bank collector apparently working from a list of people behind on their mortgage.

The Times worked from a list of DNA-exonerated prisoners kept by the Innocence Project — widely regarded as the most thorough record of DNA exonerations.

In his research -- conducted through a program for students run by the natural history museum's National Center for Science Literacy, Education and Technology -- Henry worked from a list of 67 baboon behaviors observed in the wild in Africa by Larissa Swedell, an anthropologist from Queens College.

"When a president works from a list prepared by his staff, it raises questions about his knowledge of the press corps that follows him and his confidence in his ability to respond to queries wherever they come from".

When the time came to choose, Mr. Snyder worked from a list of 350 names, 300 from Times readers and 50 from visitors who attended his open-barn day on July 28, an annual event when the public can mingle with his llamas (he has nearly 60).

To address the concern that potential employers might infer labor productivity from prior work experience, each resume was randomly assigned three companies where applicants previously worked from a list of companies carefully chosen from company registries based on two criteria: they (1) are of small size and (2) lack reputation and recognition at the national and international levels.