Sentence examples for by galley from inspiring English sources

Feeding Time is published by Galley Beggar Press (£8.99).

Eimear McBride's A Girl Is a Half-formed Thing is published by Galley Beggar/Faber.

Historians may be irritated to see ships rowed by galley slaves, a legend popularised by the book and movie Ben-Hur but rarely seen in the classical world.

Eimear McBride, the 2014 Bailey's prizewinner for her first novel A Girl is a Half-formed Thing, accumulated a drawer full of rejection letters before a chance conversation led to her book being published by Galley Beggar, a tiny independent publisher in Norwich.

"He's beside me now," says Gough. "He's no longer lost in that awful emptiness where he was when he lost his nerve at 17 and fled Deià." The White Goddess: An Encounter by Simon Gough is published by Galley Beggar Press, £10.

Plasma vitamin C (VIT C) was estimated as described by Galley et al. (1996) with some modifications by Jacqes-Silva et al. (2001).

and your senior editor, you came in on Day 5 and were greeted by galleys from Makeup with notes on them that said "Green 5" or "Green 8" or "Green 15" or some such, telling you to condense the text by that number of lines or the piece would not fit in the magazine.

Following this prosperity, the Ayyubids implemented a new tax which was collected by galleys.

The Battle of Orbetello was tactically very unusual, since it was fought by sailing ships towed by galleys in a light breeze.

In this, I've been greatly aided by a galley copy of Carter Malkasian's book "War Comes to Garmsir".

Passengers wanting to use the single bathroom were not allowed to wait in the space by the galley where the flight attendants lurked.