Sentence examples for a final collection from inspiring English sources

A final collection, The Dance Most of All, followed in 2009, and then, earlier this year, his Collected Poems, hailed by the New York Times as "a revelation".

A final collection of her verse appeared posthumously as Mine the Harvest in 1954.

4. King is due to release a final collection of short stories in March and in the autumn will publish the long-awaited novel From A Buick Eight.

A final collection of poems, Vieilles Chansons du pays Imérina ("Old Songs of the Imerina Country"), published two years after his death, is based on poetic love dialogues (hain-teny) adapted from Malagasy vernacular tradition.

A final collection, now translated into English, by the Israeli poet and partisan (1918-87) whorganizeded and led the Vilna ghetto uprising in World War II; at the end of his life, he chronicles his losing battle with cancer in a cycle dedicated to the struggle for existence, naming the collection after the New York cancer center where he was treated.

A final collection of poetry by John Updike, composed over the last eight years of his life and assembled weeks before his death, will be released by Alfred A. Knopf on April 5, the publisher said in an e-mail message.

A week ago, her final collection was shown at the National Arts Club on Gramercy Park South.

Kenzo's wit was something that made the theatrical aspects of his catwalk shows infamous within the industry – every season was a spectacle, from the 1979 show in a circus tent, which ended with women in transparent outfits riding horses and Takada himself atop an elephant, to his final collection in 1999 which featured a giant retrospective with some of the biggest models in the business.

Among those in the final collection: a woman asked to identify the French emperor whose name is also a pastry answered, "Crème brûlée?" Another woman was asked what the initials D.C. mean after Washington.

There is a clever story from her final collection about trying to write on a keyboard missing the letter 'I', and watching her authorial self begin to dissolve.

Here is how "I Feel Dirty," an essay from Rakoff's final collection, "Half Empty," opens: "The positive psychology movement began, in part, to address the perceived imbalance where the attributes of excellence at the upper end of the human spectrum were always being outshone by the negative".