Sentence examples for laureate offer from inspiring English sources
* Charles Simic and Billy Collins, the present and past poets laureate, offer some simple tips on writing and reciting poems, starting with "Don't tell the readers what they already know about life".
One such essay, "Mahatma Gandhi: the Missing Laureate," offers a glimpse into a decision that was obvious only in hindsight.
In END THIS DEPRESSION NOW! (Norton, $15.95), Paul Krugman, the Princeton economist, New York Times columnist and Nobel laureate, offers a classical Keynesian remedy for our woes: a burst of government spending to compensate for the lack of private investment.
The Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus offers an elegant solution.
Former poet laureate Robert Pinsky offered New and Selected Poems, and another former laureate, Billy Collins, released Horoscopes for the Dead.
His most prominent backer is Czeslaw Milosz, the poet and Nobel laureate who offered to lend his name and advice almost from the start in 1991.
Nobel laureate Michael Spence offered his "global growth map for 2014" as did other noted economists.
After last year's disaster in Japan we received warm encouragement and support from people all over the world, including many past laureates whose works offer hope for the future".
At a press conference announcing the interim results, RIKEN president and Nobel laureate Ryoji Noyori offered an apology.
About Japan's activist Nobel laureate Kenzaburo Oe he offered: "He was a powerful writer to me when he was young, but I'm not interested in politics or making statements.
He is the city's second poet laureate, a job that offers a tiny stipend in return for roughly 20 public events and a handful of other duties each year.
