Sentence examples for novel drawing from inspiring English sources

Brick Lane is in many ways a typical first novel, drawing on concerns and ideas that shaped my childhood.

For this is an intensely personal novel, drawing on first-hand observations and atomising with the merciless eye of youth the growing follies, frustrations and eccentricities associated with the tragicomedy of extreme old age.

None of his short stories was accepted, however, and he was especially shaken by his difficulty in finding a publisher for Flags in the Dust (published posthumously, 1973), a long, leisurely novel, drawing extensively on local observation and his own family history, that he had confidently counted upon to establish his reputation and career.

Technically, your work is copyrighted as soon as you create the novel, drawing or whatever.

In order to obtain fully accurate network figures, we are developing a novel drawing method and will update the drawing routine in the near future.

She is an executive editor in charge of children's and young adult books at Scholastic Press in New York, and the author of the young adult novel "Drawing Lessons" (Scholastic, 2000).

This novel draws heavily on research, but it does so in confounding ways.

That question will be answered as the novel draws to a close in the late 1990s.

Yet the novel draws much of its power from 'the real world' and historical fact.

As the novel draws to a close, the threads begin to come together.

Melville's Great American Novel draws on both Biblical and Shakespearean myths.