Sentence examples for master author from inspiring English sources

Karel Shook, an internationally renowned ballet master, author and co-founder of the Dance Theater of Harlem, died Thursday at his home in Englewood, N.J., after a long illness.

Master author index for more than 1200 archival collections in all units of the Princeton University Library's Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, with entries for more than 23,000 individuals and corporate bodies.

The commentary may come to seem enervating — hundreds of micro-arguments effectively under the schoolyard heading "Whose Religion Is Better?" Certainly the anarchy of the Internet can cause disorientation: no final arbiter, no master author, will settle even the most trivial matter of fact, let alone summarize the terms of an argument or furnish an illusion of finality.

MASC: Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections Master author index for more than 1200 archival collections in all units of the Princeton University Library's Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, with entries for more than 23,000 individuals and corporate bodies.

At the beginning of The Masters, author Curt Sampson quots a founding member of Augusta National as saying, "I forgot everything I remember".

When their master-author gives the characters for their edification a copy of The Memoirs of Nikita Khrushchev, a thick book "published in France a very, very long time ago", it turns out that Alain's 20-year-old girlfriend has never heard of Khrushchev – maybe "the name 'Stalin' was vaguely familiar".

Then Gorham put out a set of Evangelis spoons, there were "Old Masters" "Authors Set" battle ship, "Our Heroes" President series, Love & Engagement, Love & Wedding spoons.

By coincidence, Spanish forensic scientists announced this week that they have rediscovered, in Madrid, the remains of Spain's supreme literary master, Miguel de Cervantes, author of Don Quixote.

George Koltanowski, an international chess master and author who excelled at beating opponents without looking at the board, died Feb. 5 in a hospital in San Francisco.

What Virgil will tell him is that the — they go on talking about — Dante will call him master and author, this is — and great sage and all that.

Travis Holland's first novel, "The Archivist's Story," concerns the fate of one of these writers, the Russian-Jewish short-story master Isaac Babel, author of the inimitable Red Cavalry tales, which were set among the Cossack units of the Red Army fighting in Poland in 1920.