Sentence examples for blocked author from inspiring English sources
Happily for his global prospects, the Genevan-born Dicker sets his second novel - in which a blocked author finds that his former teacher has been accused of murder - in small-town New Hampshire.
In commercial terms it is well ahead of the next strongest title, Ruth Ozeki's A Tale for the Time Being, in which a blocked author discovers the diary of a troubled Japanese teenager, which has clocked up 4,990 of copies sold.
Dad is a blocked novelist, author of a single succès d'estime that no longer delivers royalties; stepmother Topaz is a self-dramatising former artists' model who likes to run naked through the rain; elder sister Rose is determined to escape genteel poverty by bagging a wealthy husband; little brother Henry is a bespectacled know-all.
Miami Beach Mayor Levine could not be reached for comment after he blocked this author on Twitter, for sharing the last story about Miami Beach's water pollution problems with him, and Tim Kaine, the civil rights lawyer Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton had just introduced.
Given that binding of UEA-1 is entirely blocked, the authors need to consider the possibility that fucose-deficient oligosaccharides may also be recognized by CT.
You can also block the author from contacting you again.
Failure to "quote" or block quote author's exact words, even if cited.
To weed out spam and objectionable content, Instagram will use automated and manual systems for flagging inappropriate posts and blocking their authors.
Female heart attack patients overall were less likely to receive timely treatment with aspirin or certain heart drugs, therapy to restore blood flow, or angioplasty to open blocked arteries, the authors also reported.
Given the continued influx of water from the cytosol such a malfunctioning would likewise lead to the lysis of the vacuole, as observed (ref.25 and this study) and consistent with a previous report in which the authors blocked the vacuole's contractility using antibodies against myosin-I30.
When the authors blocked the path of insulin to rats' brains, their neurons deteriorated, they became physically confused and their brains showed all the signs of AD.
