Sentence examples for enterprising authors from inspiring English sources
A kind of Occupy Publishers' Row by enterprising authors?
But some enterprising authors apparently think that tell-all memoirs about how besotted and greedy they were during the stock market bubble will be the exception to the rule -- that, by confessing to their own dot-com foolishness, they can recoup some of the hard cash that their foolishness cost them.
Which means, inevitably, that some enterprising author soon will give us "Grant and Sherman: The Postwar Years".
They are very difficult to see from the street, but are shown in photographs on the Web site Jeremiah's Vanishing New York, whose enterprising author somehow managed to photograph the last fragments of the Rhinelanders' unusual vision.
Someone, perhaps far outside the publishing box or an enterprising author might come up with a business plan that will make economic sense.
She was born in 1873, and lived in Burgundy before marrying Henry Gauthier-Villars, or "Willy," an enterprising author and publisher who began publishing her Claudine novels under his own name.
Van Vechten arranged to meet its author, an enterprising young N.A.A.C.P. activist named Walter White, who helped introduce him to just about every prominent Negro singer and writer in town.
And what follows the darkly comic "Conversations After a Burial," the latest play by Yasmina Reza, author of "Art," into the ever enterprising Almeida on Oct. 31?
The culinary collection I curate holds an author-inscribed copy of "The Pfoho Cookbook," published in 2005 by enterprising students, Lauren Wolchok '07 and Reenie Moen '07.
"He wasn't just enterprising.
