Sentence examples for praised collection from inspiring English sources
"The Grey Album" is a critically praised collection of tracks created by Brian Burton, a Los Angeles D.J. who records as Danger Mouse.
Just In Time Production Well, Riccardo Tisci, you managed to debut your first near-universally praised collection for Givenchy just in time.
Three years ago, he published "Night Beat," a highly praised collection of articles about music from some three decades of contributions to Rolling Stone and other magazines.
Nine of the 10 stories in her newly published and widely praised collection, "Friend of My Youth," are about small towns and their people; the exception is not much of one, since it involves a dozen passengers on a freighter.
Also shortlisted are Jo Shapcott for Of Mutability, her widely praised collection about surviving breast cancer, and Roy Fisher, an 80-year-old poet and former jazz pianist who some believe should be better known.
In publishing Mr. Menaker is best known for seeking out literary fiction by new writers, like "Officer Friendly," a highly praised collection of short stories by Lewis Robinson that he published in January at HarperCollins.
Smith, 45, is the author of three widely praised collections, "The Body's Question" (2003), "Duende" (2007) and "Life on Mars," which won the 2012 Pulitzer Prize in Poetry.
By the age of 29, he had published two much praised collections of verse (one of which won the Pulitzer prize), and had been appointed consultant in poetry to the Library of Congress.
Both realms were prominently featured when the museum moved into its new home at 49 Washington Street in 1926; but by the 1980's, when the architect Michael Graves undertook a $30 million expansion and renovation, there was only enough money to showcase the institution's highly praised collections of American and Tibetan art.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle praised his collection of volumes in his library.
The jury praised the collection for its "imagination, sensuality and beguiling playfulness".
