Sentence examples for author of beneath from inspiring English sources

Local journalist and author of Beneath the Neon, Matthew O'Brien has bought himself a Slurpee – although you get the sense he'd rather have a whiskey – and sits down next to me.

-- Mark Shaw is the author of Beneath the Mask of Holiness: Thomas Merton and the Forbidden Love Affair that Set Him Free (Palgrave Macmillan).

Mark Shaw is the author of Beneath the Mask of Holiness: Thomas Merton and the Forbidden Love Affair that Set Him Free.

In 1979, Time magazine named Wallis one of the "50 Faces for America's Future". Jim lives in Washington, D.C. with his wife, Joy Carroll, one of the first women ordained in the Church of England and author of Beneath the Cassock: The Real-life Vicar of Dibley; and their sons, Luke and Jack.

In an interview with Isabel Coleman, author of Paradise Beneath Her Feet: How Women are Transforming the Middle East, Karman was clear about the ability of the student demonstrations to deliver "democracy, " even as she prioritized the importance of civil society and human rights in a post Saleh era.

Maaza Mengiste is a Fulbright scholar and the author of the novel "Beneath the Lion's Gaze".

Tomorrow at 1 30 p.m., a reading by Randy Kennedy, a cultural news reporter for The New York Times and author of "Subwayland: Adventures in the World Beneath New York"; free with admission.

"All of a sudden Joel Manby has done this, which is very Ringling Brothers and how they listened that customers don't want to see elephants performing, they want them retiring to sanctuaries," said Hargrove, author of the bestselling book Beneath the Surface: Killer Whales, SeaWorld and the Truth Beyond Blackfish.

If a patient is not emotionally stable and financially secure, and a cosmetic surgery goes wrong, "the results can be disastrous," says Robin Yuan, plastic surgeon and author of Behind the Mask, Beneath the Glitter.

I put this to Katherine Angel – a historian of medicine at Queen Mary, University of London, and author of literary non-fiction – whose essay "Getting Beneath: Sex and the Individual" appears in the exhibition book. .

Aaron Garretson scrawls a string of hoped-for encomiums — "author of countless," "survived by adoring" — beneath a doleful self-portrait.