Sentence examples for famed book from inspiring English sources
Collected by aristocrats and notables for a reason, Novoa is the author and artist of the famed book Jungle Fables, a collection based on Vice and Virtue.
Warner Bros., who owns the merchandising rights of the famed book and film series, announced before Christmas that "by the end of 2015, and sooner when possible, all Harry Potter chocolate products sold at Warner Bros. outlets and through our licensed partners will be 100percentt UTZ or Fair Trade certified," according to The Washington Post.
His 2008 novel Notes From an Exhibition graced the TV duo's famed book club list, the publishing equivalent of consecutive Thunderball numbers.
Lua rates Tiong Bahru's famed Books Actually as a top spot for vintage and nostalgia obsessives.
Long before Walt Disney's "Mary Poppins" arrived in theaters in 1964, the studio chief was wooing the story's author, P.L. Travers, trying to nab the rights to the famed books that eventually became his blockbuster film.
Theoretical physicist Hawking, famed for his book A Brief History of Time, is no stranger to appearing in comedy sketches and shows.
Once famed for cheap books and CDs, Amazon now has a vast portfolio of businesses from its Kindle-branded tablets and ereaders to Amazon Web Services (AWS), its cloud storage arm.
Also publishes famed For Dummies books.
"It's very hard to do prognosis with music, you tend to extrapolate from current trends, but then all kinds of unforeseen things happen," says Simon Reynolds, the music writer and journalist famed for his books Rip It Up And Start Again (on the history of post-punk) and Retromania (on our musical fetishisation of the past).
Liz Kessler, author of Read Me Like a Book (her first teen book, but of course most famed for her Emily Windsnap books!) I think that in many ways, YA is at the forefront of helping to inform opinion and debate in the UK.
In his 2006 introduction for "The End of Nature," his famed 1989 book, Mr. McKibben wrote of climate change in religious terms: "We are no longer able to think of ourselves as a species tossed about by larger forces — now we are those larger forces.
