Sentence examples for resident author from inspiring English sources

There was just one more necessary expense: a Martha's Vineyard Mystery from Philip R. Craig, the Vineyard's resident author who died in 2007.

THE ECONOMIST is recording audio conversations with some of its resident authors.

The shelves of the village bookstore are stocked with titles by resident authors, past and present, including James Merrill, J. D. McClatchy, Peter Benchley and Eleanor Perenyi.

The clinical assessments were not blinded; resident authors performing these assessments knew at which time point each patient was being assessed, which could have introduced bias.

Chest X-ray (CXR) on admission was reviewed and graded by resident authors after they performed the clinical and ultrasound assessment as having interstitial edema or alveolar edema, where alveolar edema indicates more significant pulmonary congestion.

"In the beginning of the 2000s, you had 60,000 to 80,000 people coming down to Toronto's clubland, and there were incredible amounts of clubs and way less residents," author and editor of Canadian urbanism magazine Spacing Shawn Micallef tells THUMP.

Firstly, the authors were familiar with the area, not only as a resident (second author) but also through research conducted by the authors in the northern West Bank (Bonnan-White et al. 2013).

Eating adventurously is "a macho thing," said Doug Yuan, a Rye resident and author of hungrytravels.com, a food blog.

In Monday, Monday, Austin resident and author Elizabeth Crook provides more perspective about Austin in the 1960s, and decades later.

He introduced me on the phone to Leslie Quilliam, a Peel resident and author of "Surnames of the Manx".

"But everyone at the club saw this differently," said Laurence Leamer, an island resident and author of a forthcoming book, "Madness Under the Royal Palms," about the island's elite.