Sentence examples for volume of a Life from inspiring English sources

In 1992 he published the first volume of A Life of Picasso, his critically acclaimed biography of the artist.

By emphasising spectators in his scene, "Picasso hoped to blur the frontier between stage and auditorium", biographer Sir John Richardson wrote in the third volume of A Life of Picasso.

By Alexander Woollcott The New Yorker, November 12 , 1932P. 34 Tells of Edward Marjoribanks who killed himself last April leaving behind him not only his book on Marshall-Hall and among his papers the first volume of a life of Lord Carson which is now to be published in this country.

Tells of Edward Marjoribanks who killed himself last April leaving behind him not only his book on Marshall-Hall and among his papers the first volume of a life of Lord Carson which is now to be published in this country.

Just after the publication of "Infinite Jest," Wallace reiterated his plea, with minor variations, in a review of a new volume of a Dostoyevsky biography for the Voice Literary Supplement.

The Helistat was a 343-foot-long, 1-million-cubic-foot Dacron bag — about five times the volume of a Goodyear blimp — attached by an aluminum frame to four helicopters.

In a voiceover, Abu Hamdan identifies them, from the jarring volume of a Boeing 737 in flight to the racket of a vacuum cleaner on pile carpet and the quieter thrum of frogs croaking in the Amazon.

Another useful book I tracked down was the second volume of a Tolstoy biography published in 1910, written by Aylmer Maude, an Englishman who with his wife, Louise, befriended Tolstoy, and translated a number of his novels and essays into English.

Up close, the design looked as though someone had taken the industrial landscape that runs alongside the New Jersey Turnpike and compressed it into a cube the volume of a Holiday Inn.

Increasing the thermal storage capacity for a given volume of a PCM.

The solder volume of a CSP solder ball is considerably smaller than that of a BGA.