The current release, the first for Mr. Márquez since "Memories of My Melancholy Whores" in 2004, is a compilation of speeches, beginning with his high school commencement in 1944.
Dr. Pusey published two books, "The Age of the Scholar" (1963), a compilation of speeches from his first decade as Harvard's president, and "American Higher Education, 1945-70" (1978).
A compilation of President Barack Obama's speeches has done even better, selling half a million copies since November, solidifying his role as Japan's English teacher.
This corpus-based speech synthesis technique relies on a unit selection method and compilation of speech units from a large speech database.
Although he published at least eight books, they were primarily compilations of speeches and reports, and he never achieved a reputation as a party theorist.
Issued under the authorship of one George J Merritt, its first half was a compilation of Hanson speeches and press releases through 1996.
Skloot has written and spoken extensively on the work of the nonprofit sector, the most recent contribution being a compilation of his speeches, Beyond the Money (Surdna Foundation, 2007).
She is showing her glittery, pink-infused work, including one photo of a perfectly manicured hand holding a book called Malcolm X Speaks, which was published in 1966, a compilation of the major speeches the civil rights leader made in the last eight months up to his death.
Jack adds: There's an incomplete compilation of 5-word acceptance speeches from 1999 to 2008 on the Webby Awards site.
This passage opens the Record of Linji, a compilation of dialogues, anecdotes, and speeches published during the Song dynasty (960 1279 ce).
Look out for: The Great South African Trip, volumes 1, 2 & 3 – collections of South African legends and fresh talent; The African Lounge Experience by the cutting-edge Afronauts; and The Winds of Change, a compilation of freedom songs and speech extracts featuring Nelson Mandela, Brenda Fassie and more.
