Sentence examples for contributing to a book from inspiring English sources
He was spotting bugs in software for Cisco and contributing to a book on computer security while still in college.
He also met Joyce, reading aloud to him in his gathering blindness, and contributing to a book of essays on "Finnegans Wake".
He is contributing to a book in progress, "Poet, Potter, Slave, Myth: Collected Essays on David Drake," edited by Michael A. Chaney, an associate professor of English at Dartmouth.
No wonder so many experts (and me) contributing to a book called What Do We Mean By Local? this autumn saw this particular World as a beacon of hope after so many years of chain disillusion.
Gregg Hecimovich, who is contributing to a book about the slave daguerreotypes, to be published by the Peabody next year, said it was important to note that the slave inventory has the heading "To Wit, in Families". Big Renty and Renty are at the top of separate groupings, he said, implying that they are the heads of separate families.
IJ: Well, if he can wait a few months, I'm contributing to a book that might make the cut.
He explained his attraction to courtroom work in a chapter he contributed to a book, "Forensic Neuropsychology Casebook".
The British researchers contributed to a book, "Seabirds Feeding Ecology and Role in Marine Ecosystems," published in 1987 by Cambridge University Press.
She started the book about seven years ago, as the result of fellow nominee, Smith, asking her to contribute to a book of short stories.
She contributed to a book, "Questions Patients Most Often Ask Their Doctors" (Bantam, 1983), and was the author of "How to Avoid a Hysterectomy" (Pantheon, 1987).
