Sentence examples for host of writers from inspiring English sources

There are a host of writers now working steadily on BBC Radio 4 who started this way.

He encouraged other directors, Mike Leigh, Roland Joffe, Jack Gold and Roy Battersby among them, and a host of writers.

Not at all, said A N Wilson and a host of writers who penned lyrical tributes to those who made them, but I disagree.

A host of writers from the world of literary fiction have come together to help one of their own, Charles Bock, the author of the novel "Beautiful Children".

Adapted from Jean-Claude Forest's comic strip, the screenplay is credited to a host of writers — including Vadim (Ms. Fonda's husband at the time) and Terry Southern, among them — and maybe that's why it has no dramatic impetus.

A host of writers including Irish Booker winner John Banville, Portugal's Antonio Lobo Antunes, Norwegian Jon Fosse, Korean poet Ko Un, Hungarian novelist Laszló Krasznahorkai and Argentinean César Aira were given odds of 20/1.

He was friend to Brendan Behan, Patrick Kavanaugh, Donleavy, Flann O'Brien (for whose novel The Dalkey Archive he designed the cover at the author's request), Edna O'Brien, Ernie Gebler and a host of other writers, artists, rebels and iconoclasts.

Created by the American author Francine Pascal, who presided over a host of ghost writers, the franchise launched in 1983 and ceased publication 20 years later with 184 titles in the main series, various spin-offs and more than 250 million sales to its name.

In the last quarter of the 20th century a host of talented writers perfected the art of being themselves.

And so film actresses like Zooey Deschanel ("New Girl") and Kat Dennings ("Two Broke Girls") and a host of female writers have moved into the sitcom.

This rediscovered interest in ancient, spiritual traditions (mainly Eastern) seems to have swept through a host of artists, writers and musicians at this time.