Sentence examples for quick biography from inspiring English sources
There could be a jack for religious symbolism, a jack for a quick biography of the artist, a jack for general history, another for technique.
At the opening reception, the seventy-eight-year-old painter made her way to a makeshift stage in the interior courtyard, to sit for a brief interview with Thom Collins, the Barnes's director, who offered a quick biography.
The quick biography of Mr. Shaw, who died on Tuesday, is that he was a longtime Democratic operative who worked for former Gov. Jim Florio and Senator Frank R. Lautenberg before diving into the notoriously shadowy world of Hudson County politics.
"Ben Franklin's Curious Mind," now at the Bruce Museum of Arts and Science in Greenwich, is all of the above and none of them, presenting not only few historical documents relating to the man and his celebrated life, but also little new scholarship or other educational material beyond a standard quick biography.
Each of these slender volumes combines a quick, lively biography of a particular thinker, a summary of that person's main ideas and, perhaps most useful of all, a bit of historical contextualization, a few lines on where each person fits into the grand scheme of Western thought.
And four Walton-related books have appeared in quick succession: a biography, a volume of letters, a life-in-pictures and a handsome coffee-table tome about the garden.
It also sets up a nice model for comparison, as neither brother followed the pattern of collecting that one might expect from a quick glance at their biographies.
Upon further inspection, a quick read of Yates's biography makes it difficult to claim that she is a stereotypical, garden-variety liberal lawyer/agitator.
A quick survey of a few biographies reveals some particularly winning noms de porn.
If he does lose his temper, he is quick to apologise, according to the biography.
That was one of several quick tales Beyoncé told while relating her biography in between early-career song snippets.
