Sentence examples for compiling the book from inspiring English sources

The youngest of my three sons, now himself a father, Ben is a grown man to whom tears do not come readily, though he tells me he has begun to crack more often since we started compiling the book.

Dr. Willis, a professor and the chairwoman of the department of photography and imaging at the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University, and Dr. Krauthamer, an assistant professor of history at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, said that in compiling the book they hoped to expand the photographic record in a way that would stimulate fresh considerations of race and freedom.

Susan Yelavich, an assistant professor at Parsons the New School of Design, spent years compiling the book, and to her eye what unites the book's many projects is how they manage, even in avant-garde ways, to bring warmth and wit and domesticity to the grandest commercial projects.

"Are you one of those authors who has to find the perfect name before a character can take shape?" "Actually, one of the things I had to do when compiling the book, was to go back through all of my old poems, and check that there weren't too many people called 'Chris'.

"Nothing," said Murat Bardakci, the Turkish author and columnist who compiled the book.

The delay in publication may have been because Sōkan compiled the book for the use of his students and did not intend for it to be published.

Although the association compiled the book with financial support from the Harvard Foundation, black alumni and corporations, Mr. Redd did most of the writing and editing.

The agent, Scott Boras, compiled the book as his opening gambit in the bidding war that officially began yesterday for Rodriguez's services.

You may wish to have students go through an editing process for their pages; then, compile the book to be kept as a classroom reference.

Attila Durak, a New-York-trained photographer born in Turkey, compiled the book, traveling around Turkey for seven consecutive summers, living with families and taking their portraits.

"Neuhaus more or less single-handedly became the founding father of what is known as sound art," Lynne Cooke, curator at large for the Dia Art Foundation, which compiled the book, writes in its introduction.