Sentence examples for and synopses of from inspiring English sources
One-hundred-word news bites in unadorned prose and synopses of opinion columns, all culled from what was written the week before by other news organizations around the world.
Discussions of Will's childhood or his own late-life career change — he quit his job and started a cooking Web site — mingle with descriptions of his mother's treatments and synopses of popular novels.
The audience, who were offered popcorn, chai and synopses of the play in English, Pashto, Farsi, Arabic, French and Kurdish, did not get every nuance, but Murphy said: "Who does?" Robertson said they were not prescriptive in the work they put on but generally "it should be work that either allows people to escape their situation or confront it".
(Mr. Larsson died of a heart attack in 2004 and left no will, prompting an inheritance dispute between his father and brother on one side, and his longtime partner, Eva Gabrielsson, on the other, over a fourth manuscript and synopses of a fifth and sixth, which remain on Mr. Larsson's laptop).
Released each year in April, Wisden traditionally includes scorecards and synopses of every first-class game played in England the previous summer as well as summaries of international, minor counties, second XI, university, school and club cricket.
Students were asked to supply demographic information and synopses of their past research and lab experiences, and to relate their attitudes on working with partners, opinions of the Learning Cell activity, and perceptions of how confidently they could apply certain skills (both higher- and lower-level thinking skills and technical skills).
J. K. Rowling announces the title and synopsis of her new book.
By Andrea DenHoed April 12 , 2012J. K. Rowling announces the title and synopsis of her new book.
The New Yorker, February 8 , 1969P. 96 Review and synopsis of Jerome Weidman's play "The Mother Lover".
(A list and synopsis of the plays is on the festival Web site, www.spfnyc.com).spfnyc.com
By Brendan Gill The New Yorker, February 8 , 1969P. 96 Review and synopsis of Jerome Weidman's play "The Mother Lover".
