Sentence examples for made authors from inspiring English sources

"He made authors into celebrities and celebrities into authors," said Letty Cottin Pogrebin, who was head of publicity for Mr. Geis from 1960 to 1970.

Paul Beatty may be the first American to win the Man Booker prize, after a rule change three years ago that made authors of any nationality eligible for the £50,000 award, so long as they were writing in English and published in the UK.

Where a contrast is made, authors tend to use the active voice for their own work and the passive for the work of others.

"If anything, the criticism made authors more willing to be involved," says Field. "The challenges the IPCC faced pulled out the best scientists in the field".

Students who contributed significantly were made authors.

In the absence of longitudinal datasets to analyse the decisions that health workers have actually made, authors have drawn on methods from marketing research and transport economics and used Discrete Choice Experiments to analyse stated preferences of health care providers for different job characteristics.

Pearson has made Author Solutions part of Penguin, a Simon & Schuster competitor.

A face on the obituary page of the Times made author put down the paper and think.

It is a story that makes authors want to retell it (I shoehorned it into Sandman).

Further, she has tightened the journal's guidelines, making authors sign statements that describe any possible conflicts.

Most open-access (OA) journals make money by making authors pay an article processing charge to publish a paper.