Sentence examples for assembling a book from inspiring English sources

An occasional eavesdropper on Dr. Peters's e-mail discussions, Dr. Silver is assembling a book of reminiscences from her coal-mine-family colleagues.

And now Tammaro was renting out one of his bedrooms, or perhaps the whole place (he couldn't quite seem to decide), so that, after a possible visit with his friend David Geffen in Malibu, he could spend a year in Sag Harbor assembling a book of his photographs.

Like any still-evolving genre of criticism, pop writing is perpetually mired in an identity crisis, a sign of health and vibrancy for the form that can also make assembling a book like "Shake It Up" a slippery and treacherous proposition.

After 9/11, she traveled to Afghanistan and embedded with troops to cover the war, and she has consistently focused as well on the plight of Afghan women and children (Bronstein is currently assembling a book of her photographs from Afghanistan).

If you change the way you assemble a book, "everything sparks some kind of curious sidebar".

This year, he assembled a book of speeches, letters and testimony documenting that effort.

She has assembled a book that reprints the last chapters of each of her other books, then offers a second, parallel-universe version of each ending.

In commemoration, Jay Kriegel, his former chief of staff, has assembled a book of recollections by friends and colleagues, from Robert Abrams to John E. Zuccotti.

In his later years, he assembled a book of Biblical passages showing that his discoveries were a prelude to the Day of Judgment, and took to signing his name with an elaborate Christological cryptogram.

So while Mr. Benn didn't set out to assemble a book 40 years later composed exclusively of Kodachrome work, it happened that that work made up the bulk of his best-preserved images.

He assembled a book of sacred pieces that included this Vespers service and a six-voice Mass, and published them in Venice, with a dedication to Pope Paul V. In effect, the collection was a portfolio for prospective employers.