Sentence examples for in which author from inspiring English sources

Humorus piece with illustrations in which author, recommends Christmas books.

The New Yorker, December 23 , 1974P. 30 Humorus piece with illustrations in which author, recommends Christmas books.

The first is the dictionary catalog, in which author, title, subject, and any other entries are filed in a single alphabetical sequence.

By William Hamilton The New Yorker, December 23 , 1974P. 30 Humorus piece with illustrations in which author, recommends Christmas books.

The book of the week is Flâneuse: Women Who Walk The Cities (Weekdays, 9.45am, Radio 4) in which author Lauren Elkin strolls great cities, thinking about distinguished women who did the same.

By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, April 26 , 1941P. 42 William McChesney Martin hadn't ever worn a hat until he became president of the Stock Exchange - communications from companies in which author owns stock.

All reported data of this section come from the reports of provincial-level authorities, supplemented by surveys of the Water Policy Research Center of Tsinghua University (in which authors participated).

It's a moment that's reminiscent of Alasdair Gray's debut Lanark, in which author-proxy the conjuror ironically declares: "What The Aeneid had been to the Roman Empire my epic would be to the Scottish Cooperative Wholesale Republic".

Is there another field in which authors are routinely taken to task for not condescending to their subjects?

One of the reasons I like acting is you discover the different ways in which authors use our beautiful language.

They don't understand how texts were transmitted, or the way in which authors' lives are connected to texts.