Sentence examples for State authors from inspiring English sources

He and his wife, Lisa, have entertained heads of state, authors and movie stars at their Upper East Side townhouse.

Ms. Westbrook pointed to a separately shelved section called "Oprah Books," where state authors like the novelist Wally Lamb ("She's Come Undone") and Frank McCourt Angelala's Ashes") reside.

Asked to recommend summer reading by state authors, Mr. O'Nan touted his favorite "overlooked" books, "Red Stick Men," a story collection by Tim Parrish who teaches at Southern Connecticut State University; "Angel Angel," by the Cornwall novelist April Stevens, and "Lie Down in Darkness" by William Styron of Roxbury.

Pope Benedict, a loftily placed global citizen, must know many amazing people -- heads of state, authors, musicians -- but if he took the time to know anyone like Carlos, his hurtful proclamations against LGBT people would turn to ashes in his mouth.

"This estimate is based purely on bottled drinking water costs and does not take into account additional costs related to alternative drinking water treatments such as wells or hauling drinkable water from another area," state authors Walter K. Dodd and colleagues, who drew on a survey of 241 water facilities.

In 2016 he was named state author of New York.

New York is getting a new state author and a new state poet.

Asked to tout a state author with whom readers might spend their vacation, she said, "Bob Smith from Stratford has written a book, "Hamlet's Dresser," which is wonderful.

Some awards: 1961 Guggenheim fellowship; '70 National Institute of Arts and Letters Award for short story writing; '80 Elected to National Academy of Arts and Letters; '89-91 '89-91New York State author.

The advisory panel that recommended Ms. Gordon included the present state author, Russell Banks; the novelists Sue Miller and Alice McDermott; and the novelist William Kennedy, who is executive director of the writers' institute.

Six of 991 RCTs did not clearly state author affiliations.