Sentence examples for writing volumes from inspiring English sources

Having little interest in traditional English country life, he threw himself into the worlds of art and literature, writing volumes of poetry, publishing the work of Sir John Betjeman and collecting paintings from Dal?Magritte and Picasso.

Han stayed in Beijing for four years, driving and writing; volumes of his essays included "Press Release 2003" and, in 2005, "And I Drift," as well as the novels "Like a Speeding Youth" (2002), about a pair of struggling ghost writers, and "Riot in Chang'an City" (2004), the story of a reluctant martial-arts master.

I'll try not to get too sappy by writing volumes about why I believe Aby deserves this award.

She knew it was over when George went back to writing Volume 12 of his little black book.

A second volume, "Baile y Sueño — Dance and Dream" — is already available in Spain, and Marías is now writing Volume III.

A second volume, "Baile y Sueño Dance and Dream"—is already available in Spain, and Marías is now writing Volume III.

In writing Volume III of the Official History of Australia in the War of 1914 1918, which covered 1916, official historian Charles Bean exonerated McCay of blame for Fromelles.

When Henry Thrale died while Thrale was writing Volume Three, the work became a diary for Thrale to discuss her thoughts and feelings after her loss.

Haitian newspapermen, whose salaries are modest, write volumes of poetry to eke out their subsistence.

Diana and Decca both wrote volumes of memoirs, and in both cases you were left wondering about the gaps.

One could write volumes about the ways civilian and military values can and must infuse each other.