Sentence examples for gifted book from inspiring English sources

My own favorite crab cake recipe came to me from the great and gifted book editor and equally gifted cook Jason Epstein.

The gifted book sculptor eschews clay in favor of more unorthodox materials such as telephone books, magazines and other used paperbacks.

He had gifted this book to Pakhi after they got married, to get together all the lovely moments they shared together once again.

His name is ironically gifted to the book's doctor narrator, Nicholas Garrigan, the thin vessel whom Amin's mythic power overwhelms.

Parents are more likely to buy (and get gifted) physical picture books and young adult novels rather than e-books as presents, and so kids often build up libraries of these.

He settled on David Ramsay, a sixty-six-year-old South Carolina legislator and physician and gifted historian whose books included a "Life of George Washington," published in 1807.

Several described Professor Ellis as a gifted historian whose books have been characterized by beautiful writing and what John Demos, a historian at Yale, called "interpretive brilliance".

He is not only a superb historian, but also a gifted writer whose books are devoured by the public, and a patriot who has donated millions of dollars to environmental and educational causes.

"He is not only a superb historian, but also a gifted writer whose books are devoured by the public, and a patriot who has donated millions of dollars to environmental and educational causes," McGovern wrote.

I could also discuss his well-known talents as a gifted writer of books and screenplays, or his lifelong passion of science that led him to not only host PBS's "Scientific American Frontiers" for 14 years but to challenge young minds and inspire the creation of The Center for Communicating Science at Stony Brook University.

Her generation of English writers doesn't contain anyone nervier or more gifted, but this latest book is less risky, less witchy, than her regular readers might have expected.