Sentence examples for the final collections from inspiring English sources

In "Last Looks, Last Books," Helen Vendler closely reads work from the final collections of five major 20th-century poets, all aware that death was coming soon.

Additionally, WNV antibody prevalence was highest in both urban and natural settings in the final collections of 2002, after many of the migrants had moved on.

By comparison, the two other strains (SNCH3.08a and SNCH3.10a) that had an overall decrease in frequency on each host treatment between the first and the final collections showed a decrease averaging less than 2%.

In another room was the final collection designed by Derek Lam for Tod's.

The final collection of his works was published at Zürich in 1841.

The final collection and codification of this series, however, was not accomplished before the beginning of the 1st millennium bc.

July saw the release of the final collection of the exquisite "Y: The Last Man," written by Brian K. Vaughan and illustrated by Pia Guerra, about Yorick, the sole survivor of a plague that causes the death of all other men.

After personal tragedy — he not only battled cancer but watched a close friend die of the disease — he came to write his first opera, a monodrama for soprano employing texts from the final collection of the Romanian poet Marin Sorescu.

Among those in the final collection: a woman asked to identify the French emperor whose name is also a pastry answered, "Crème brûlée?" Another woman was asked what the initials D.C. mean after Washington.

We need the turquoise trousers for the show.'" By accident, Westman had selected a look that made it into the final collection, instead of an edit, to wear today, a mistake that was quickly corrected.

The final collection of his essays, The Creative Mind, appeared in 1934.