Sentence examples for work of poets from inspiring English sources

An international jury considers the work of poets, playwrights and novelists for the honor.

"It's wonderful to remind people of the work of poets like Stan Rice who maybe not everyone has heard of.

Copper Canyon published the work of poets including the Nobel Prize winners Pablo Neruda and Vicente Aleixandre.

One set of texts that does survive in bulk and is neither Athenian in origin nor the work of poets is the Hippocratic corpus of medical writings.

But by the mid-17th century, with the work of poets Cevri, Nâʾilî, Fehim, and Neşatî, gazels of all sorts became largely monothematic.

Even in the work of poets who began publishing earlier than the past decade, austerity and an uncertain future are unavoidable presences.

The documentary, launching on Monday evening, is the work of poet and filmmaker Greta Bellamacina and journalist Davina Catt.

It's the work of poet Victoria Bennett, inspired by her experience caring for her terminally-ill mother, and reliving some of the shared memories in her home.

The scroll they scanned is believed to be the work of poet and Epicurean philosopher Philodemus, Mocella told The Associated Press.

Soyinka was a contributor to and coeditor of the influential journal Black Orpheus, founded in 1957 and containing the early works of poets such as Christopher Okigbo of Nigeria, Dennis Brutus and Alex La Guma of South Africa, and Tchicaya U Tam'si of Congo (Brazzaville).

Even when, beginning about the 9th century, the works of poets were habitually collected under different categories, it was still common to refer to famous odes by their rhyming syllable; thus the Nūniyyah ("N-Poem") of the 11th-century Andalusian poet Ibn Zaydūn and Al-Tā'iyyah al-kubrā ("The Great Ode on T") by the 13th-century Egyptian Sufi poet Ibn al-Fāriḍ.