Sentence examples for contributing to a book of from inspiring English sources
He also met Joyce, reading aloud to him in his gathering blindness, and contributing to a book of essays on "Finnegans Wake".
I first met Tamas in the 1990s, visiting him in Budapest to explore the possibility of his contributing to a book of essays on European nationalism.
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.
I found out more about him recently when I contributed to a book of stories about relatives lost in the war.
Mr. Young said in a statement that he had asked Mr. Dylan to contribute to a book of songs against the atomic bomb in 1963.
Sir Menzies may also find himself arbitrating in an internal party dispute when a group of social liberals, including David Laws and Nick Clegg, contribute to a book of essays on the future of the party this autumn.
As a 70th-birthday surprise, and now finally emerging before Mr. Sarris turns 73 in October, the critic and film professor Emanuel Levy invited 39 filmmakers and critics to contribute to a book of essays about Mr. Sarris and his influence.
That seriousness, bordering on severity, is mentioned time and again by the friends (from Harold Pinter and Simon Gray to Dan Jacobson and Peter Porter) who contributed to a book of essays published on his 60th birthday.
The rabbi raised his hands in horror and announced that he had no intention of contributing to a book such as mine.
Bayes is one of a dozen prominent church figures – including two bishops, a former bishop, the dean of St Paul's cathedral and two archdeacons – to contribute to a book aimed at evangelical members of the Church of England, who are among the most resistant to accepting lesbian and gay people in the church.
And he is contributing to a forthcoming book about the techniques of modern cuisine by Chris Young, former manager of food research at the Fat Duck, and Nathan Myrhvold, former Microsoft chief technology officer.
