Sentence examples for own anthology from inspiring English sources

George had wanted to do his own anthology, from the time the Beatles had their anthology in 1995.

The Hebrew author apparently used this work as a model the Egyptian work comprises 30 chapters, and the Hebrew text refers to its "thirty sayings"—and as one of the sources in compiling his own anthology.

— also known as the "seacoast of Bohemia," as Mary McCarthy slyly described the town — has been evoked so many times in the poems of so many late-20th-century poets it deserves its own anthology.

(Norton commissioned the poet to do this translation years ago for its own anthology of English literature but sold the hardcover rights to the house that had always published his poetry, Farrar, Strauss).

But he evidently remained quite unfazed by such derision: He titled his own anthology "Poetic Gems," and once spent weeks walking from Dundee to Balmoral in hopes of sufficiently impressing Queen Victoria with a recitation that he would be chosen poet laureate.

I have loved these shows for as long as I have watched television that I shouldn't have been watching, and Inside No 9 (mine and Steve Pemberton's very own anthology series) is an attempt to give back some of that delicious pleasure in being handed a dark box of sweets, but with none of the wrappers on.

"What I hope this competition will do is put some control into the hands of the students themselves," says Duffy. "They will be able to create their own anthologies, and it will help to enhance the way poetry is taught in school".

The Guardian's own readers' anthology of dubious deals – crusty rolls 40p, two for £1! – seems simply too bonkers to be put down to malice.

I concluded by saying that he had written at least four short poems that belonged in my own personal anthology of Best American Short Poems Since the Second World War.

To this end, Duffy will on Wednesday launch Anthologise, a competition for secondary school pupils, which invites them to create their own poetry anthologies.

From that, Lord Wavell took "Other Men's Flowers" as the title for his own fine poetry anthology.