Sentence examples for a later collection from inspiring English sources

A later collection is L'Exil au féminin (1986; "Exile to the Feminine").

A later collection of essays, Giants and Dwarfs, was published in 1990.

A later collection of her poems was published in 1905 and reprinted in 1972.

A later collection explored the ways that various women in Lagos — a university student with a sugar daddy, a successful executive — seduce men.

In the epilogue to a later collection, Dramatis Personae, the final speaker argues powerfully for the interconnection of "heaven's high" with "earth's low".

About a later collection, "United States: Essays 1952-1992," R. W. B. Lewis wrote in The New York Times Book Review that Vidal the essayist was "so good that we cannot do without him," adding, "He is a treasure of state".

In this study, we show indirectly by a dependence on high humidity that ejection of ballistospores from their sterigmata is a prerequisite for later collection of basidiospores from plastic lids positioned above upside-down incubated mushrooms with open hymenia.

I felt this keenly when I read Ted Hughes's blurb for a later Dufault collection, "Looking in All Directions" (2000): "So fresh and new and itself… wonderful stuff.

Charles Baudelaire, as Angier notes, used the bad temper associated with the organ as a favorite motif in both "Les Fleurs du Mal" and a later prose collection, "Le Spleen de Paris".

Growing numbers of shops and other businesses are holding packages behind the counter for later collection.

Bach's contrapuntal writing is more intricate and experimental in the later collection.