Sentence examples for the ensuing book from inspiring English sources

It was Prior's 1956 John Locke lectures at Oxford and the ensuing book Time and Modality (published in 1957) that brought Prior's discoveries in tense and modal logic before a wider audience.

There was a flutter among Pilkey's assistants, standing to the side, and a sense that all would be made right at the ensuing book signing.

Second, scientists whose work was profiled in the National Post columns and the ensuing book were quick to point out that their research had been misrepresented by the author, leading to at least one public apology from Solomon.

The ensuing script is predictable.

His ensuing book, "Seven Summits," is largely responsible for the modern boom in adventure travel.

Billington then put together the equally unusual introductory Engineering 102 – 'Engineering in the Modern World" (and ensuing books as well) – featuring the engineers who made crucial advances in the last 250 years and "focusing on scientific, political, ethical, and aesthetic aspects in the evolution of engineering," to cite the current course catalog.

An extensive tour in promotion of the record ensued, book-ended by television appearances on Late Night with Conan O'Brien and the Late Show with David Letterman.

The ensuing "George" books were created by writers and illustrators imitating the Reys' style and art.

The ensuing exhibition, and book, his first, was called "Berlin".

Despite the ensuing criticism, the book undeniably galvanized many women to think about their roles and identities in society.

Four years later, however, the Star Chamber itself was swept away by Parliament, and in the ensuing uncertainty the book trade had a taste of freedom.