Sentence examples for crowd of authors from inspiring English sources
David Ferriero, Andrew W. Mellon director of the New York Public Libraries, surveyed the crowd of authors and said, "It came home to me what a significant difference David and this library have played in the creative voices of the city".
IT was opening night at the Half King on West 23rd Street, and though the bar was still half finished, fragrant with damp paint and sawdust, it was at full capacity with a crowd of authors, magazine journalists, literary agents and editors.
Calgary, he told me, "is a city of ideas," proudly citing as evidence the sell-out crowd of 1,700 the author Malcolm Gladwell drew on a recent visit.
Festivals such as Nuit Blanche and the International Festival of Authors draw the crowds, as does the Sur Gallery of contemporary Latin American art, opened recently close to the long-established Power Plant gallery.
Ms. Richardson navigated through the crowd of writers, who included Rick Moody, Amy Hempel and Allan Gurganus, author of "Oldest Living Confederate Widow Tells All," who recounted his Yaddo experiences.
Met by a crowd of well-wishers and press at Nairobi Airport, the author announced that he wanted to be "in touch with the everyday".
At the start of this chronicle of a single bike race, the author glances up from his gear to assess the crowd of spectators.
A crowd of hundreds waited.
THE CROWD A mixed, often stylish, crowd of all ages.
THE CROWD Diverse crowd of all ages in casual attire.
