Sentence examples for foremost writer from inspiring English sources
Throughout the 70s and early 80s, King carved a path for himself as the world's foremost writer of horror fiction.
Burney's General History of Music established him as the foremost writer on music in the country and contributed greatly to burgeoning interest in "ancient music".
So it is again this year with "Concerto Barocco" (staged by Suki Schorer, a long-term member of the school's faculty, who was once a leading City Ballet dancer and is today's foremost writer on Balanchine technique).
With the startling insights and electric style that have made him our foremost writer on American music, Marcus brings back to life the cultural events that have defined us and our time, the social milieu in which they took place, and the individuals engaged in them.
The campaign was so vicious that I was sure that - even if it wanted to honour Turkey's foremost writer - the Nobel Academy, which shies away from controversy and does not wish to take instruction from shadowy master agents, would want to wash its hands of the whole thing.
Many of the age's foremost writers thought that something new was happening in the world's affairs, nevertheless.
In 1926 he became a Roman Catholic, and he began teaching in Pavia, Italy, and in Rome, where he mixed with Europe's foremost writers and philosophers.
Egypt is one of the Arab world's literary centres and has produced many of modern Arabic literature's foremost writers.
Furthermore, stand-up comics are, first and foremost, writers who are required to put pen to paper long before they take to the stage.
Etger Keret, shortlisted for Missing Kissinger, the only translated collection in the final six, is one of Israel's foremost writers.
