Sentence examples for some anthology from inspiring English sources

He was always off contributing work to some anthology or something.

They will keep the Web site and Facebook page going, sell back issues, and look into publishing some anthologies, but no more quarterly magazine.

I knew who Blake was; I even had an early poem of his by heart ("How Sweet I Roam'd from Field to Field"); I must have come across "The Tyger" in some school anthology.

There are some gorgeous anthologies, too, this Christmas.

I have lots of reference books near me, various kinds of dictionaries - bilingual, medical and psychiatric, 34 volumes of the Grove Dictionary of Art, style manuals and handbooks, the Bible, Gray's Anatomy, some poetry anthologies, and when I'm deep in a project there are often piles of books on the floor to which I refer when needed.

David:I looked through some lovely anthologies of pulp paperbacks, and got a feel for the kind of style and attitude that prevailed back in the 50s & 60s.

As is bound to be the case with an anthology, some contributors meet the brief better than others.

In this well-organised anthology, some stories are realist, others magical, but all will stimulate readers to think about protecting this vital resource.

In some ways this anthology is a triptych: deceased classic writers (Somerville & Ross, Kate O'Brien, Mary Lavin) sit alongside feted names from the last decade (Anne Enright) and the next generation of new voices.

Andrew Porter once wrote of another artist's self-borrowings: "Paradoxically, Gluck's most consistent opera" ("Iphigénie en Tauride") "is in some sense an anthology of his best ideas over nearly 30 years".

Some of the anthology's authors, paid $2,499 by the government, praise the freedoms they enjoy in the United States, but the collection by no means presents an uncritical picture of the United States.