Sentence examples for stories commissioned from inspiring English sources

Seven of these are explored by as many writers in How Much the Heart Can Hold (Sceptre £12.99), a collection of stories commissioned by Sceptre editor Emma Herdman.

A series of short stories commissioned by and set in London's Royal Parks will include work by writers such as Will Self, Ali Smith, and William Boyd.

Now comes Letters Home, a promenade performance of four epistolary stories commissioned by the Edinburgh international book festival and performed by Grid Iron in a series of rooms around Charlotte Square.

Ms. Hamm cited a story, commissioned by McNeil, that ranked United States cities by sugar consumption.

In the following pages, we sketch an alternative story drawing on a report commissioned by the Norwegian ELSA research programme (Nydal et al. [2011]).

The ones who have left nasty comments on my blog and the fascists who felt obliged to tweet me and tell me to leave the country, but that's another story … This story was commissioned after a number of suggestions from Twitter users.

A second series of 12 stories was commissioned by the Strand at the then-colossal sum of £1,000 each, and published together as The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes.

For each of the stories he commissioned for Dangerous Visions (1967) and Again, Dangerous Visions (1972), he added a personal introductory essay that reveals as much about himself as it does about the work in question.

The Winter's Tale is only the second new full-evening story ballet commissioned at Covent Garden in the past 20 years.

With only a "vague notion" of a story, Pears commissioned a piece of software to manage the relationships between independent blocks of text and started writing.

In 1863, when an unknown Union soldier was found dead on the fields of Gettysburg clutching a photograph of his children, the volunteer physician J. Francis Bourns was so touched by the story he commissioned cartes de visite copies in hopes of identifying the soldier.