miscellany sentence examples

• Miscellany of items.
• A publication containing astronomical and meteorological data for a given year and often including a miscellany of other information.
• Stationery cards, wrapping and writing paper, stamps and other miscellany are available to buy in the libraries.
• For example, sir william petty's verse miscellany ( british library add.
• Miscellanyther end were the poetical miscellanies compiled for pleasure, which were filled with an apparently random collection of poetry.
• Miscellanyx reveals an alternative literary canon of the poets most widely read in printed miscellanies.
• Miscellanyject is producing a database guide to about 400 manuscript miscellanies and commonplace books by british women from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
• Miscellany of information that could not be fitted in elsewhere.
• Eric goldsworthy has an useful miscellany of contests lists, poetry library reviews, competitions advice and much more.
• A random miscellany of links about tarling telling you what you never really wanted to know.
• Miscellanyther end were the poetical miscellanies compiled for pleasure, which were filled with an apparently random collection of poetry.
• Miscellany of stories, poetry, and writings about liverpool and merseyside.
• The grounds of appeal may cover a miscellany of points of law and fact.
• George's adventures in bricolage gather strength in their new record, a coherent miscellany of bric-à-brac electronics and clockwork melody.
• Miscellanyaised it as the most entertaining of literary miscellanies.
• Miscellany of prose and verse, appeared in 1792.
• Miscellany of other people 's voices.
• Miscellany of animal welfare related musings.

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