Sentence examples for literary operations from inspiring English sources
In 1989 he became head of the agency's worldwide literary operations.
Owen Laster, one of the most powerful literary agents of his generation, who ran William Morris's worldwide literary operations and had a long list of best-selling writers that included James A. Michener and Gore Vidal, died on Wednesday at his home in Manhattan.
Literary lone-wolf operations".
Even when it dealt in low passions - the pursuit of money, the operation of literary envy - it was to look like high literature.
Kirn mocks as anachronistic Wood's interest in literary detail and the operation of "nouns and adjectival phrases" — indeed, his very commitment to understanding "how fiction works".
Hard to be exact, given the secrecy that surrounds much of its operations (especially the literary side).
We have evolved a system for the smoot operation of a literary bordello.
Living in German-occupied Paris, he joined a cell that was part of British Special Operations and turned his literary skills to typing and translating secret information.
He died in literary obscurity in 1984 following an operation for lung cancer.
Soon enough, Schmidt decided that Darmstadt was too big and too busy, and that its literary scene was a "repulsive, clique-ridden operation".
To build his literary oasis, the sheik has engaged Michael Lamb, the operations manager for Powells Books in Portland, Ore., as a literary adviser. Between its store and Web site, Powells sells about 4 million books a year.
