Sentence examples for host of authors from inspiring English sources

Two hundred dealers are exhibiting rare books, manuscripts, first editions and ephemera related to a host of authors, artists and historical figures.

Tour the Algonquin and discuss Dorothy Parker, Robert Benchley, George S. Kaufman and others with Jim Pappas, radio host of "Authors Round Table".

A host of authors joined in to launch the site, including Jacqueline Wilson who read from Lily Alone and answered readers' questions.

The Howard League and English PEN have jointly campaigned to reverse the ban, with the high profile Books For Prisoners campaign including a visit to Pentonville prison by a host of authors.

By Nancy M. Roodenburg and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, February 9 , 1963P. 27 Doubleday & Co., which publishes a seemingly limitless host of authors, living and dead, is in receipt of a government form letter: U.S. Treasure Dept.

The New Yorker, February 9 , 1963P. 27 Doubleday & Co., which publishes a seemingly limitless host of authors, living and dead, is in receipt of a government form letter: U.S. Treasure Dept.

From March 25-28, the university will host hundreds of authors working in the literary avant-garde.

Chevalier is a bestseller in Sweden, as in the UK, and as such is one of a host of foreign authors who between them account for 40% of fiction sales.

From 8 August, a host of comedians, authors and politicians, including Stewart Lee, Omid Djalili and Ian Rankin, are to stage a complete reading of Sir John Chilcot's 6,000-page 6,000-pagethe Ireportr, invasion and occupathen.

Who doesn't?" Irvine Welsh appears with Lynda La Plante and a host of other authors for a World Book Night event at the Shaw theatre in London at 7.30pm on 23 April 2015.

This result was extended to various more general Banach space by Morales and Jung [6], Takahashi and Ueda [7], Reich [8] and a host of other authors.