Sentence examples for a text by the from inspiring English sources

It involves reciting a text, by the Italian poet Cesare Pavese, while playing.

He also predicted that ACTA negotiations will not result in a text by the end of 2008.

For the second half of the lesson Vida asks her pupils to read a text by the atheist French philosopher Michel Onfray, sentence by sentence.

In 1966 Una Casa en la Arena (A House in the Sand) appeared, about Pablo Neruda's house on Isla Negra, with a text by the poet.

Agreement on a text by the Council of Ministers and the European Parliament is needed before this directive can become a law.

This dance did have an overt story — indeed, a text by the novelist Hanif Kureishi — about Mother Earth, which is what "ma" means.

Puts writes well for the voice and has the advantage of a text by Mark Campbell, the librettist of choice for several composers.

Any page or screen that carries a list will shrink the grayness of a text by expanding the white space.

If they're right, "then the papyrus is quite likely to contain a text by Philodemus," the study authors wrote.

From a text by Jean Cocteau, the opera is partly dependent upon verbal ambiguities for its effect, and, unsurprisingly, opinions differ as to its meaning and implications.

It was purely as an actor working with John Boorman on a text by John Le Carré and the adventure of going off to Panama to make a movie.