Sentence examples for miscellaneous works from inspiring English sources

A later system categorized writings into four types: the classics, history, philosophy, and miscellaneous works.

The Septet, Opus 20, together with many of the violin sonatas, the cello sonatas, and a few miscellaneous works, occupy an intermediate stage in this development.

Like his miscellaneous works, La Fontaine's Contes et nouvelles en vers (Tales and Novels in Verse) considerably exceed the Fables in bulk.

Mr. Ohlsson touched on the cardinal points of the canon, playing 3 of the 10 sonatas, early and late preludes and études, and a handful of miscellaneous works.

The lengthy second part of the Adi Granth is devoted to 31 ragas (pages 14 1353), and the third and final part is a short epilogue containing miscellaneous works (pages 1353 1430).

Early in the 7th century the scholar Wei Cheng wrote the bibliographic section of the official Sui Dynasty History, dividing the books into four categories: Confucian classics, historical records, philosophical writings, and miscellaneous works.

There were a few sailboats and some miscellaneous working craft at anchor in the harbor.

Rarebit Fiend examples can be found in Daydreams and Nightmares (Fantagraphics, 1988/2006; editor Richard Marschall), a collection of miscellaneous work by McCay.

In Baroda, Aurobindo joined the state service in 1893, working first in the Survey and Settlements department, later moving to the Department of Revenue and then to the Secretariat, and many miscellaneous work like teaching grammar and assisted in writing speeches for the Maharaja of Gaekwad until 1897.

After that time, Goldfaden continued miscellaneous newspaper work, but the stage became his main focus.

The first time, it opened the program, with miscellaneous fare ensuing (works of Federici, Schneider, and Naumann).