Sentence examples for do a literary from inspiring English sources
They do a literary symposium every year.
When I found out that Galeano was coming to Chicago to do a literary reading, I scrambled to get an interview with him.
Do a literary pilgrimage to see a site where a favorite author lived or wrote about, or, if you're a memoirist, perhaps take a pilgrimage into your own past -- to your childhood home, or the setting of your memoir.
Surely anyone who even contemplates doing a literary challenge is already a healthy reader.
Now I'm doing a literary adaptation [and then remaking another show].
But how did a literary novice, with a full-time job and a young family, teach himself to write so beautifully?
However, history has sometimes weighed heavy (not for nothing did a literary manager note that "the Court. . . has never actually been what it used to be").
Even "man's standing ovation, the human spine, like the horizon line on the Atlantic, bows, ever so slightly, under influence of things unseen .If the likes of Messrs Thackara and Frayn have helped to illuminate the nuclear drama by spotlighting its main actors, Ms Wiggins has also done a literary service in throwing her beam on the bit players.
"I was wondering, how can you write fiction that is as lyrical and sensual as poetry – and that moves to the next meaningful moment as quickly as poetry does?" A literary translator at the centre of an action-packed novel might sound unlikely, but Novey thinks otherwise.
How does a literary work "give immediate pleasure"?
