Sentence examples for a compiler of an from inspiring English sources

Brotton's methodology, fittingly enough, is that of a compiler of an atlas.

He'd become an authenticator of corn, a compiler of pickle recipes.

Al-Suyūṭī was a compiler of genius rather than an original writer, but it is precisely his ability to select and abridge that makes the books useful.

Piozzi's contemporary Anna Barbauld, a poet and a compiler of fiction — her fifty-volume "British Novelists" contained selections from Defoe, Richardson, Fielding, Ann Radcliffe, Maria Edgeworth, and so on — wrote that people should not defend fiction (as many did) on the ground that it was actually unfictive, that it dealt with real life.

One, provided by David Cowling, a compiler of local by-election results, runs to the end of September.

The lexicographer Paul Dickson is a connoisseur of what he calls "word words" and a compiler of "book books".

Robert Macfarlane is a compiler of words: an explorer of hedgerows and roadsides, salt marshes and sea-caves.

At the same time, Albert was not merely a compiler of the work of others.

In the late 1940s, Macartney received a letter from a compiler of Who's Who in Australia, seeking information on his life.

Teika was the first person to have ever been a compiler of two Imperial anthologies.

"I love the idea that the detective is a compiler of the minutiae of other people's lives.