Sentence examples for times author from inspiring English sources

Was this any way for one of the great public universities of the world to discuss the views of one of the leading dramatists of modern times, author of the epic "Angels in America"?

When SABR announced recipients of its Henry Chadwick Award on Monday, essentially choosing the Ruths and Mantles for its own Cooperstown, Seymour was an obvious choice among "The Glory of Their Times" author Lawrence S. Ritter, the statistical analyst Bill James and others.

The Big Green Bookshop The owners of this independent claim to be just "two blokes with one bookshop and no idea", but they could have fooled many a book lover, says Lisa. "Green by name and green by décor", this small but well-stocked store attracts a wide fanbase to its events – "be it children's story times, author signings, comedy nights or organising the world's first online reading group".

In more recent times, author David Brin, in the 1989 novel Earth and in his other works, predicted citizen reporters, personalised web interfaces, and the decline of privacy.

Reviewing the book for the Los Angeles Times, author Evan Wright wrote, "Who'd have thought a history of a religion would offer so many guilty pleasures?

Yet, somewhat somberly, just a few weeks ago, New York Times author Marcela Valdes, perhaps correctly, wondered whether our 27 million voting block will have any significant impact on our communities.

In darkly interesting times, authors who can satisfy a previously unidentified hunger have the world at their feet.

You say that people wrote you to point out that six of the nonfiction books were written by Times authors.

Many times, authors are overwhelmed by the sheer volume and learning curve of book marketing.

Reminiscences of the time author attended Sullivan Public School.

The award is for a first time author.