Sentence examples for premier authors from inspiring English sources

But it's as "one of the premier authors' representatives in the world" that he moved from now-smokeless back rooms into the public eye.

It's my theory that they didn't want a working-class guy to become a premier author and the next thing I knew, they had put me out of print.

The Chicago Manual of Style: the Essential Guide for Writers, Editors, and Publishers, published by the University of Chicago and now in its sixteenth edition, is considered by scholars around the world to be the premier author for English grammar in print today.

The novelist and premier travel writer culls insights and wisdom from a variety of authors, philosophers and thinkers on the human need for travel and change.

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Adrian Johns, author of The Nature of the Book, accuses premier Gutenberg scholar Elizabeth Eisenstein, author of The Printing Press as an Agent of Change, of giving too much credit to the printing press.

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The authors acknowledge Elizabeth Chlipala, Premier Laboratory, for expert advice and use of the Hemavet 950 analyzer; Dr. Linda Vap and Staff, Colorado State University, for expert advice and use of the Advia 120 hematology analyzer; Todd Bass and Staff, Colorado State University, for expert advice and histochemistry.

Author toured the Premier; description of the mine, the huge crusher, and the process by which the diamonds are sifted out.

And in 1992, the editors of Physical Review Letters, the premier publication of particle physics, directed authors to make the first paragraph of each article understandable to physicists of varied specialists.

"It's a bit of a traffic jam, in a lot of ways, in the Premier League," said Laurent Dubois, an author and professor at Duke who writes often about the intersection of soccer and politics.