Sentence examples for author filled from inspiring English sources

At a performance of "The Lady in the Van" last season, one of the Alan Bennetts, "the nice one," was absent, and the author filled in.

We note, reading the ads in the Saturday Evening Post, that Ronald Martini, the author filled his Parker Vacumatic pen and with it wrote "The Marble Staircase" (12,000 words) without once refilling his pen.

By E. B. White and Margaret Case Harriman The New Yorker, October 6, 1934 P. 15 We note, reading the ads in the Saturday Evening Post, that Ronald Martini, the author filled his Parker Vacumatic pen and with it wrote "The Marble Staircase" (12,000 words) without once refilling his pen.

After mechanical curettage of the cyst, the author filled the cavity with liquid nitrogen, which was washed out with warm saline in the next step.

For submissions completed via the personalized hyperlink in response to the weekly e-mailing, the corresponding author filled in the form themselves in 91% of cases, while 72.5% of the remaining responses were from the first author of the paper.

"The wild, carefree author, filling his days with exquisite sensuality," he wrote of a trip to the grocery store.

The history of the novel can, in fact, be seen as a secular triumph over providential theology: first, God is displaced; then the God-like author fills the theological void; then the God-like author is finally displaced, too.

Because her subject left behind few interesting interviews, the author fills out her portrait with people who helped guide Seabiscuit to glory: his owner, Charles Howard; his trainer, Tom Smith; and a hard-luck jockey named Red Pollard.

Four authors fill you in on how a book gets its title.

The co-authors fill the rest of the two hours with peripherals.

Some authors fill a novel with futuristic scenery and jargon and then strenuously, even stertorously, deny that it's science fiction.