Sentence examples for a sequence of books from inspiring English sources
Koza shared his programming experiences in a sequence of books beginning with Genetic Programming: On the Programming of Computers by Means of Natural Selection (1992).
Vampires had a resurgence in the mid-noughties with Stephenie Meyer's Twilight series, a sequence of books for teenage girls dealing with the pressures of premature sexualisation in Western culture.
The Last Cigarette, his latest, is the third in a sequence of books that, in their low key and lugubrious fashion, have made the diary form into something startlingly new.
Green Knowe, a very old house which provides the setting for a sequence of books that begins with The Children of Green Knowe by LM Boston is not exactly a castle but it has many of the same characteristics as those described.
(They slip through wormholes in space to biro heaven when nobody is looking).The idea went through several iterations, first as a radio series, then television, then a sequence of books which, though described as a trilogy, ran to five volumes.
The very occasional incidences of ritual cannibalism led to caricatures of these peoples as Stone Age savages shockingly still around in the era of Studio 54 and a sequence of books by anthropologists eager to shift units with sensationalism didn't help.
The Dark is Rising For years, fantasy buffs waited for a film version of The Dark is Rising, Susan Cooper's acclaimed teenage fantasy novel - the first in a sequence of five books, one of which (1976's The Grey King) won the Newbury Medal.
David Peace, in a sequence of 80s-set books including GB84, also concentrates on that particular "then" as the parent of our "now".
Both films were written and directed by Ronald F. Maxwell and adapted from a sequence of Civil War books begun by Michael Shaara, whose 1974 novel, "The Killer Angels," became the movie "Gettsysburg".
Paradoxically, too, Bolaño's most explicit fables on the dangers of over-refinement are contained in a sequence of slim, elegant books, most of which have been translated into English by Chris Andrews.
The Line of Beauty brings to an end this sequence of books in which he has consciously explored gay identity and its fight for recognition.
