Примери за използване на Novel's на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The novel's description was promising.
On the use of"yes, yes, yes" at novel's end?
Prior to his novel's launch party, Bensen told BNR.
Hans Schnier is the"Clown" of the novel's title.
The novel's subtitle is“a study of provincial life.”.
What is the purpose of the novel's structure?
The novel's Japanese translator was murdered, the Italian translator stabbed.
This is the very crux of the novel's moral message.
The novel's Japanese translator was murdered, and the Italian and Norwegian translators were attacked.
And it's here that the novel's difficulties begin.
The novel's delayed publication was a result of Balzac's active social life.
In the same way, andare opposed to the novel's characters.
Though, is the novel's greatest achievement.
Raphael's painting The Transfiguration comforts the novel's protagonist;
Are you saying that a novel's style is always determined by its subject?
The paradoxical nature of action is one of the novel's great discoveries.
The novel's antihero, Holden Caulfield, has become an icon for teenage rebellion and defiance.
Solloway's attempts at a stylized voice only serve to illuminate the novel's shortcomings.
The novel's protagonist, Holden Caulfield, has become an icon for teenage rebellion.
Quentin, the most intelligent of the Compson children, gives the novel's best example of Faulkner's narrative technique.
Not unlike our novel's heroine, joanna, who had a ginormous problem with letting things go.
Although the elements of a great science fiction novel are present, the plot is secondary to the novel's theme of humanity's ability to control destiny"--The Boston Herald.
The novel's enormous international success, on publication in June 1949, came too late for its author.
A day earlier thousands of protesters enraged by the novel's publication had attacked the American Cultural Center in Islamabad.
The novel's protagonist tells of seaweeds as tall as trees, with some reaching fifteen meters in height.
If you approach your first chapter from a strategic standpoint,you have a better chance of maximizing your novel's potential- and engaging the reader from the very beginning.
As one of the novel's dreamers, Franz bases his actions on loyalty to the memories of his mother and Sabina.
She also says one of the novel's key messages is that"no one may build their happiness on another's pain.".
The novel's setting is contemporary and the 1840s(the"Hungry Forties") were a time of social and political unrest.
Similarities exist between Olympe Pélissier and the novel's"Woman without a Heart", but critics and biographers agree that the character is a composite of women from Balzac's life.