Sentence examples for novel men from inspiring English sources

In the Australian portions of the novel men reflexively call her "mate".

There were areas of London in the 60s that were straight out of a Dickens novel – men in hats and big overcoats drinking grog.

A similar scene appears in his latest novel, Men From the Boys, the final installment in the trilogy about single-parent-turned-family-man Harry Silver, which Parson's kicked off with the hugely successful Man and Boy in 1999.

In the wake of that success, McCarthy's second novel, "Men in Space" (originally published in Britain in 2007), has now been released in the United States.

Adele Parks' 10th novel, Men I've Loved Before (Headline, £12.99), is her first not to feature a woman's legs on the jacket.

The most recent novel, "Men and the City," is autobiographical and burnishes Saddam's nationalistic credentials by describing how his grandfather supposedly fought the Turks during the Ottoman empire.

In Clive King's 1963 novel, man and boy both benefit by exchanging skills and knowledge.

Michael Thomas has won the Impac Dublin Prize, worth one hundred thousand euros, for his début novel, "Man Gone Down".

Author Stephen Kelman's novel Man On Fire was inspired by his friendship with Bibhuti Nayak, an Indian martial artist.

By Menachem Kaiser June 11 , 2009Michael Thomas has won the Impac Dublin Prize, worth one hundred thousand euros, for his début novel, "Man Gone Down".

Cash, who would have turned 78 on Friday, was a serious believer and a student of Christianity who once wrote a novel, "Man in White," about St . Paul