Sentence examples for of two quotations from inspiring English sources

Author of two quotations.

Hoskins devotes over a page to each of two quotations from Charles Dickens's Dombey and Son, describing the construction in 1836 of a railway in Camden Town.

An article on Wednesday about Clint Dempsey's success as an American soccer player in England omitted credit for the source of three quotations.

The author of six quotation anthologies, including Oxymoronica and I Never Metaphor I Didn't Like, his most recent book is Neverisms (May 10 , 2011 HarperCollins).

If problems in the understanding of our survey were a major barrier to participation we would have expected at least some surveyed authors to have asked for further explanation of our survey material (only 2 authors asked specific questions concerning the coding of one or two quotations).

; Charles Griffes Gay composer Charles Griffes (1884 1920) wrote of his bathhouse visits; two quotations are given above.

The OED gives these two quotations in support of its first definition of "medal" as a verb: "to decorate or honour with a medal; to confer a medal upon as a mark of distinction".

The following two quotations are examples of how participants described high versus low level of programme sustainability.

It opens with two quotations, the first of which is from Fitzgerald's notes for his unfinished novel, The Last Tycoon: "There are no second acts in American lives".

My copy of the Concise Oxford Dictionary of Quotations has four entries from Charles Darwin (which shows how concise it must be) and two quotations from Dawkins: both of them from this book, and one of them from the passage that gives this book its title.

In November , 1963 an article appeared in the local paper insulting Brodsky, his trousers, his red hair, his literary pretensions, and his poems, although of the seven quotations offered as examples of Brodsky's poetry, three were by Bobyshev.