Sentence examples for first anthology of from inspiring English sources
The first anthology of American Splendor won the American Book Award in 1987.
It was mentioned in oracle-bone inscriptions and in the Shijing ("Classic of Poetry"), the first anthology of Chinese poetry.
Kokinshū, ( Japanese: "Collection from Ancient and Modern Times") the first anthology of Japanese poetry compiled upon Imperial order, by poet Ki Tsurayuki and others in 905.
As the editor of "Bamboo Among the Oaks," a first anthology of Hmong American writers, she is midwife to the birth of a literary tradition.
In the 10th century Ibn Faraj of Jaén deemed himself to possess sufficient background to compose the Kitāb al-Ḥadāʾiq ("Book of Orchards")—the first anthology of Andalusian poets.
The first anthology of Chinese poetry, known as the Shijing ("Classic of Poetry") and consisting of temple, court, and folk songs, was given definitive form somewhere around the time of Confucius (551 479 bce).
Soon he was invited by the textbook publisher McGraw-Hill to compile one of the first anthologies of African-American literature.
He compiled and edited some of the first anthologies of English poetry from Singapore and Malaysia, including The Flowering Tree (1970), Seven Poets (1973) and The Second Tongue (1979).
A pioneer of local English literature, he compiled and edited some of the first anthologies of English poetry and fiction from Singapore and Malaysia.
The words are supplied by a range of poets on "Jazeera Nights," the third anthology of his many recordings to be released by Sublime Frequencies, and they're worth pondering.
