Sentence examples for a novel serving from inspiring English sources

His pursuits have included writing a novel; serving as president of MyPublisher, where consumers can create photo books; and taking over as chief executive of Murdoch Books in Australia when it was owned by Matt Handbury, nephew of Rupert Murdoch.

The skilled tennis player is skilled in part because she knows how to adjust her game to a novel serve, behavior that does not seem consistent with following a rule book.

Park's parents — two of the best-drawn adults I can remember in a young adult novel — serve as evidence that sometimes love conquers the world, and Eleanor's family is a reminder that sometimes it doesn't.

In the quest for new readers, this graphic novel serves as a very entertaining introduction to the Fantastic Four, putting a modern spin on some of the tropes of the heroes and the genre.

Kesey's novel served as a baby-boomer counterculture bible.

Peter Kemp in the Sunday Times was more scathing, arguing that "the pervading opacity" of the novel serves as a camouflage for "the clichéd nature of Gina's love story . . .

In its chilling last pages the novel serves as a reminder: no one is safe from the pain of missed opportunities and misunderstood intentions and, the saddest thing of all, love gone wrong.

I suppose writing another novel served as a much needed distraction at times, but part of the reason I started on another book was that I was simply hooked.

Instead, his second novel serves as a reminder that life and art are beautifully and inextricably linked.

The novel serves as a bridge between the events of the games Halo: Combat Evolved and its 2004 sequel Halo 2. First Strike was also released as an audiobook, narrated by Todd McLaren.

(The famous last sentence of Fitzgerald's novel serves as an epigraph, which Polk alludes to throughout).