Sentence examples for put novel from inspiring English sources
When she lived in New England, she said, she put novel writing aside to focus on teaching and raising her children.
It's in this arrangement — piano, bass and drums — that Mr. Corea seems most at ease, free to dig furrows into a standard repertory or put novel twists on rhythm and form.
Boucher never hesitated to put novels by the likes of Margaret Millar, Charlotte Armstrong, Dorothy Salisbury Davis, Dorothy B. Hughes, and Celia Fremlin all included in this anthology on his best-of-the-year lists, praising their skillful plots, exemplary characterization, and incisive portraits of human behavior.
Trong N. Nguyen's "Library" puts novels on grains of rice.
During that time Helen secretly read romance novels, but if Anne caught her she'd tell Helen to put the novel away and read something to improve her mind.
I put the novel in a drawer.
He put the novel together with "Bethune Street" and several previously unpublished stories.
"We hadn't put the novel onstage," Mrs. Goetz said years later.
Yet she says she put the novel aside to write The Doctor and the Saint.
He put the novel back in the crime section, borrowed another one and left.
But you may put this novel down feeling not quite as convinced as King clearly is.
