Sentence examples for issued collection from inspiring English sources

Let Me Tell You (2015) was a posthumously issued collection of stories and essays, the majority of which had never been published.

In a newly issued collection of essays, "Views in Review: Politics and Culture in the State of the Jews" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; 320 pages), Avishai Margalit, a professor of philosophy and respected social commentator, writes of cartoons in the Israeli press depicting Orthodox Jews that were "reminiscent of Der Stürmer".

Although heartbroken by the loss, Hornung was adamant that some good would come of it and he edited a privately issued collection of Oscar's letters home under the title Trusty and Well Beloved, released in 1916.

The death was confirmed by Nick Landau, publisher of Titan Books, which has issued collections of Modesty Blaise comic strips as graphic novels since 1984.

Robert Leeson includes both in his recently re-issued collection of ten stories Arabian Nights, told at a length that is perfect for reading aloud.

She did, early in her life, before issuing collections like "A Good Man Is Hard to Find," and the prints collected here are droll and strange.

Record companies often issue collections of the B-sides and soundtrack contributions of popular acts; Rhino Entertainment, a division of Warner Music Group, is once again faced with a band whose regular albums never sold very well.

Deer were submitted by hunters who were issued scientific collection permits to collect deer at roadside after a vehicular collision or collected by hunters for WDNR or U.S. Department of Agriculture.

A year later, Sony issued her collection of perfumed songs by Reynaldo Hahn, also well received.

Next week, Sunset has issued a collection of a thousand recipes, many of which helped define that other California cuisine.

In May the National Academy of Sciences issued a collection of studies, "Innovation in Global Industries," an analysis of innovation in several important industries.