Sentence examples for sequence of writing from inspiring English sources

This sequence of writing and reading has just come to an end prior to the initial turn of Extract 2. The extract begins with topic-initiating talk from Jill, marked by the use of turn-initial "oh" and the introduction of a referent "Calvin" (line 01).

The sequence of written-up sketching-tour albums that started with David Gentleman's Britain and that went on to Paris, Italy and India pulses with a copious realism – England's coastline is a matter both of Lulworth Cove and of sewage outfall pipes – but distillation might improve it: its pictorial energies hardly keep pace with its documentary intentions.

My mother, a writer, was in the process of writing a sequence of 12 novels that followed two London families from the eighteenth century to the twentieth, and because Rules was in existence throughout the period a scene in each book was set there.

Published in 1902 it was the first of her long sequence of beautifully written and exquisitely illustrated stories about animals with human characteristics.

Endpoint - the title deliberately echoing Midpoint, a 1969 book of verse about middle age - contains a sequence of poems written in the final weeks of Updike's life, reporting on the diagnosis and futile treatment of his final illness.

Available for the first time outside Kolatkar's native India, this sequence of poems (written in English, and first published in 1976) describes a trip to a Hindu pilgrimage site in the state of Maharashtra.

"What we have here is another poem in the sequence of poems written to Betty," he said, "where she appears to him, in my view, as a muse of vitality and longevity, with a genuine emotional kick".

The Clerks brought a more intimate tone to a sequence of obsequies written by medieval composers, including Ockeghem's tribute to Binchois, Josquin's tribute to Ockeghem, and Dufay's tribute to himself.

However, development of this approach into a viable device necessitates reliable analysis techniques which allow recognition of the sequence of the written electrical pulses via shape and size of the resulting domain.

However, at the time of writing these sequences have not been made publically accessible and hence a comparative analysis of this dataset was not possible.

At the time of writing no sequences have yet been associated with the very smallest of the avian microchromosomes (29 38) and this is an issue that will require rectifying in future avian genome projects using more sophisticated technologies.