Sentence examples similar to standing authors from inspiring English sources

Long-standing authors have more historic content than they can possibly moderate.

It is important therefore, that although medical abstracts are considered self-standing, authors and publishers must ensure the accuracy of their abstracts including the validity of their URL links.

It was Wilbur Smith, though, who was Pick's longest-standing author.

For my part, the familiar and irreplaceable qualities of Janet Ross's Leaves From our Tuscan Kitchen (reissued by Grub Street, £12.99) and the remarkable description of bourgeois cooking as it should be from the 1950s, by Patience Gray and Primrose Boyd, Plats du Jour (reissued by Persephone, £10), leave our current authors standing.

Poster sessions are often no better, with eager authors standing in front of indecipherable plots with tiny text crammed into every square centimeter of glossy poster paper.

The cover shows the white-haired, white-clad author standing like a statue in a sea of flowers.

(Ironically, this theory could lend itself to a textbook psychological reading, with the author standing in for the absent father).

This crisp and bracing little book begins with its author standing on a gravel beach in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, 300 miles north of the Arctic Circle.

The only salient visual landmarks (standing to the author's interpretation, and we would agree on that) are the two 90 degrees bends in the track.

Its detailed analysis was valuable to all, but its premature release trapped its authors into standing by one of several possible explanations – that the coup was what it claimed to be, an internal army affair.

One of them authored, co-authored it here, standing here.