Sentence examples for a single anthology from inspiring English sources

But perhaps it's pointless to quibble: no writing career as long and diverse as this one could be adequately contained in a single anthology.

The first four novels, including the e-book Uprising, were later re-released as a single anthology entitled The StarCraft Archive in November 2007.

Blackwood, Machen, Lawrence, and Onions are all here, and if you wanted to shortlist a single anthology as the best horror has ever produced, you'd have to start here.

Equally probable stories under any selected ranking scheme can be further grouped into a single anthology that summarizes in a single subnetwork all equivalently plausible alternative stories.

Equally probable stories under any selected ranking scheme can be further grouped into a single anthology that summarizes, in a unique subnetwork, all equivalently plausible alternative stories.

In 2004, the Who released "Old Red Wine" and "Real Good Looking Boy" (with Palladino and Greg Lake, respectively, on bass) on a singles anthology, The Who: Then and Now, and went on an 18-date tour of Japan, Australia, the UK and the US, including a return appearance at the Isle of Wight.

"The news that their poetry publishing will now be slashed to a single annual anthology is terrible for British poets.

The Troggs Hit Single Anthology (2003) Blessed with the barest musical ability and a frontman who sounded like a sexually predatory farmhand, the Troggs excelled at faintly unsettling two-minute proto-punk explorations of the male libido's labyrinthine complexities: Give It to Me; I Know What You Want; I Want You; ICan't Control Myself.

Softgarage released an anthology in a single volume in December 2002 titled Kanon Anthology Comic.

Indeed the Beatles book-ended the decade with 2000's singles anthology 1 (whose 11.5m copies made it the best-selling album of the 21st century so far) and 2009's massive reissue programme of the entire back catalogue.

The work began in 1989, when he wrote a single song for an anthology concert presented by a British group, the Composers Ensemble, which stipulated the unusual but -- as he was to discover -- extremely versatile and suggestive lineup of voice with two clarinets and a low string trio (viola, cello and bass).