Sentence examples for slim volume of from inspiring English sources

In 2001, a small Virginia publisher issued a slim volume of his poems, called "Heartsongs".

Professor Wheezledon Hat!" he snarls, looking angrily up from a slim volume of Goethe.

Gertrude Samuels, writing in the Book Review, called it a "slim volume of terrifying power".

He has also written books, plays and a slim volume of poetry.

Karl Lagerfeld has taken a slim volume of Coco Chanel's poetry and convinced everyone there was an encyclopedia.

But "Our Town" outfoxed the critics and endured to become part of the century's slim volume of American stage classics.

Two slim volumes of Plath sat on my shelf when I first came to Britain.

Looked up the work she had done for years--mostly slim volumes of poetry, much influenced by Browning.

So out went the slim volumes of verse and the imitations of Lucky Jim, and the Royal Court revolution was under way.

The Penguin anthology The New Poetry and the successive slim volumes of the Penguin Modern Poets were our touchstones of taste and technique, for better or worse.

In recent years, a couple of slim volumes of his fiction, less explicit than the "Dirty Havana" books, have been quietly published.