Sentence examples for back to its author from inspiring English sources

Rather than dramatizing "The Great Gatsby," "Gatz" dramatizes the experience of reading "The Great Gatsby," and in so doing it delivers the book — curiously and circuitously — back to its author.

Sometimes a book writes back to its author.

The Western Union clerk, an elderly man, also wearing a Phi Beta Kappa key, read the telegram back to its author.

The cosy banality of the exchange between New Labour's spin doctor and the Old Trafford godfather would have prompted any half-decent editor to send the copy back to its author with a note of polite rejection.

That designation has long been a source of friction between artists and record labels, because unlike other copyrights that return to the artist after 35 years under the copyright law, the underlying copyright of a work made for hire never reverts back to its original author.

And this gets back to the author Mr. Schneider and the Clinton impeachment scandal.

And he also brought Freud back to help author a white paper on further improving the system.

That's especially the case for reviving out-of-print books whose rights have reverted back to the author.

Soon, all electronic documents created electronically may have invisible markings that could be traced back to the author or recipient.

After which, we were back to "on author": She has not moved — this half-naked Maja outnakeding the whole one.

Duncan pointed out that only books where the rights have reverted back to the author will be used.