Sentence examples for including a volume of from inspiring English sources
He published several books on China, including a volume of his wartime dispatches, "Last Chance in China" (Random House, 1974).
Some are about dogs, but most are about the U.K.'s rare birds and its early egg collectors, including a volume of profiles: "The Egg Collectors of Great Britain and Ireland".
When it reopened in the early 1990's it had only a few newspapers, 200 books -- including a volume of Walt Whitman and an 1843 guide to training in the Prussian Army, all in Spanish -- and even fewer readers.
The book generated considerable discussion in academic circles, including a volume of responses, "Triumph Revisited". Some of the resulting conversation was constructive, but much of it was dismissive, petty, even ad hominem, particularly when it came from veterans of the antiwar movement and their protégés.
"He made a call for unity, and that's what we want". Shortly after the Mass, Francis brought Fidel Castro three books including a volume of sermons by Fidel's former teacher, the Rev. Amando Llorente.
In order to overcome the numerical instability induced by the potentially large density ratio encountered across the interface, the proposed method includes a Volume-of-Fluid type integration of the convective momentum transport, a monotonicity preserving momentum rescaling, and a consistent and conservative Ghost Fluid projection that includes surface tension effects.
Her other books include a volume of autobiographical fiction, "The Unspoken Truth" (2010).
Her success with imports included a volume of Michio Mado's poetry translated into English by Empress Michiko of Japan.
Her other works include a volume of essays, Important to Me (1974), and the novel A Bonfire (1981).
Francis M. Naumann, whose many books on Duchamp include a volume of his letters, talked about discovering the 1916 letter from the artist to his sister.
Ms. Middlebrook's other books include a volume of poems, "Gin Considered as a Demon" (Elysian Press, 1983); and "Selected Poems of Anne Sexton Houghton Mifflinin, 1988), which she edited with Diana Hume George.
