Sentence examples for literary samples from inspiring English sources

Today we have a game of our own, but first here are some of the more literary samples from a collection of New Statesman contests in the 1980s:Book titles that didn't quite make it:The Penultimate Mohican Lady Chatterly's Husband The Prunes of Wrath Zen and the Art of Taking the Bike to the Garage  .

Originality and expression are over, he contends: we're in the era of literary sampling.

Gwendolyn Brooks: A Literary Sampler "the vacant lot," from "A Street in Bronzeville" (1945): Mrs. Corley's three-flat brick Isn't here any more.

Inevitably, this collection will be used as a telescope through which to view Arab life and customs at a safe remove, not just a literary sampler.

Jeanne Heifetz, the parent of a New York City senior, discovered that state education officials had been doctoring the literary reading samples on state tests to make sure nothing offensive was included.

Is Dr. Martens' use of Bosch a bit of harmless visual sampling, similar to the literary and cinematic sampling above?

The trouble was that Literary Digest's sample, large as it was, was rotten, because people who owned cars or telephones were disproportionately affluent and disproportionately Republican.

A few coming up offer a sampler of literary life in the city.

Within moments she has given myself and a literary agent details of where samples of his work she'd translated can be found online.

Around that time, Karnabatt's own literary contributions for Seara were samples of Symbolist, Decadent and Impressionist travel writing, sometimes written together with his novelist wife Lucrezzia.

Potential contesters should send samples of their literary works.