Sentence examples for the notebooks of from inspiring English sources

In 1973 she published The Notebooks of Martha Graham.

He also edited "Selections From the Notebooks of Gerard Manley Hopkins" (New Directions, 1945).

The lights dimmed, the conversation stopped, and we saw "The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci".

These are the notebooks of Nick Park, creator of Wallace and Gromit and Shaun the Sheep.

Schott's books are a formal version of the notebooks of an inquiring mind.

The first instance of a lover appears in the notebooks of "Wartime Writings".

And N.B.A. coaches are borrowing as well, taking plays out of the notebooks of their European counterparts.

Ismaiel, an Iranian refugee living in Holland, inherits the notebooks of his deaf-and-dumb father, Aga Akbar.

Paul Pontallier knows the notebooks of Thomas Jefferson -- when he traveled to Bordeaux, what clarets he purchased where.

It is of undoubted interest to scholars, in the same way that the notebooks of Leonardo are to art historians.

They shredded the banners and ripped up the notebooks of some reporters covering the protest, igniting numerous scuffles.