Примеры использования Works of literature на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Would you say that you have a reputation for publishing respected,original works of literature?
Works of literature are often difficult path to becoming an achievement of world culture.
In addition, we organized events on the subjects of different films and works of literature.
The case has been explored in many works of literature, music, theatre, film and television.
They served as a kind of a lighthouse to seafarers andwere described in many classic works of literature for many times.
They were written in the years major works of literature:"Wealth,""The man is full, but his eyes were hungry.
No. 37, dated 17 April 1989,"On the rates of remuneration of authors for the public use of works of literature and art";
The books andbooklets published include works of literature by domestic and foreign classical writers and young authors.
He created odes"God","Let the thunder of victory sound"(an unofficial anthem of Russia),"The Grandee" and many other works of literature.
Iceland's best-known classical works of literature are the Icelanders' sagas, prose epics set in Iceland's age of settlement.
The island was a major center of Caribbean piracy during the 17th century andhas become famous in many works of literature and film.
The decision to censor works of literature was an administrative decision, and she wondered whether there was any appeal procedure.
Being a great lover of dogs, Metter became interested in the fate of this dog anddecided to dedicate one of his works of literature.
Under the Act, creative works of literature, art and science are protected, regardless of their type or importance or the purpose for which they are produced.
It is expected that most of them will prove to be Buddhist scriptures although they may well also include works of literature, and on history, philosophy, astronomy, mathematics and art.
The law covers all works of literature, art, natural sciences, social sciences, engineering and technology, which are created in any of the following forms.
Consider Shakespeare, who borrowed stories from other works only a few decades old, and did them in different ways, andmade important works of literature.
Since the revival of the language, some Cornish textbooks and works of literature have been published, and an increasing number of people are studying the language.
Among the avid readers was the young Mao Zedong, who later claimed to have read the novel five times andpraised it as one of China's greatest works of literature.
This room also depicts how the Brest Fortress andthe heroism of its defenders are reflected in works of literature and art as well as the current life of the Memorial.
By the time Codex Sinaiticus was written, works of literature were increasingly written on sheets that were folded and bound together in a format that we still use to this day.
The contents of the Psak was rather diverse: the municipal Duma, public life, events,art publications targeting at accustoming the residents of Yerevan to the works of literature.
Nippon Animation is famous for producing numerous anime series based on works of literature such as Anne of Green Gables and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.
Particular attention is paid to issues of national geography and local history, the relationship between Russia and other countries,the reflection of Russian history in works of literature and art.
Digital copies of the poet's works of literature, in particular, one of the first collected works, and publications presenting the analysis of his works are available as a part of the collection.
In addition to the World Masterpiece Theater series, Nippon Animation has also produced many other series based on Western works of literature, as well as original works and adaptations of Japanese manga.
Those who read the first four books by Anastasia Novykh( Sensei of Shambala series)certainly wondered Who is talking to Whom in a mysterious dialogue described in the Prologues(introductory part) of these works of literature.
The Rialto is also mentioned in works of literature, notably in Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice, where Shylock asks"What news on the Rialto?" at the opening of Act 1, Scene III, and Solanio in Act 3 Scene I poses the same question.
No. 286, dated 28 April 1994,"On rates for remuneration of authors for the fulfilment of commissions to create works of literature and art for public performance or right of first performance for unpublished works. .