Sentence examples for whose anthology from inspiring English sources

Dialogues in this vein were also cultivated successfully by Christoph Demantius, whose anthology of 1609 contains examples of memorable beauty and charm.

His brilliant, hilarious, violent little stories, written "for the drawer," are now being discovered in the West through translations by Neil Cornwell (collected in "Incidences") and by Matvei Yankelevich, whose anthology "Today I Wrote Nothing: The Selected Writings of Daniil Kharms" (Overlook, $29.95) has just been published.

Off the beaten track, Kobo Abe's perfectly executed The Woman in the Dunes (Penguin Modern Classics) will teach you to watch your step in the dunes near Matsue, one-time home to the folklorist Lafcadio Hearn, whose anthology of folk tales, Kwaidan (Stone Bridge Press), is dated but still worth a look.

Narendra Luther, an expert on Hyderabad's history, posits that Mah Laqa Bai, the first women poet of India whose anthology was ever published "brought much pride to Hyderabad".

I chatted up three people in the field: Tom Miller, an executive editor at McGraw-Hill; Brian Gresko, whose anthology on fatherhood When I First Held You is being published by Berkley Books an imprint of Penguin); and Adam Cushman, president/CEO of Red 14 Films.

"Dances at a Gathering," whose Chopin piano anthology was played by Ms. Walters, featured some excellent interpretations, above all from Tiler Peck (in pink).

This appears to have been the case with Paul Dehn, whose A Leaden Anthology of English Verse politely eviscerates a wide range of minor, and not so minor, versifiers.

The first such producer was Walt Disney, whose popular Disneyland anthology series premiered on ABC in 1954 and enabled the network to attract big-money advertisers and expand its roster of local affiliates.

Their paternal grandmother, twinkling into view on their 12th birthday, bequeaths to them a family heirloom, an old storybook anthology whose cover turns out to be a dimensional gateway in the tradition of C. S. Lewis's passage to Narnia.

The "Suite 7" anthology series, whose B-list performers were bankrolled by the Better Sleep Council, was one instance of this.

We'd never read the essay, whose title in an anthology of her writings is rendered as "My Home Town," though other sources suggest that it was "My Hometown" in the original McCall's version.