Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Three novels trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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He's also written three novels.
The first three novels were written by Sophia Lowell;
You have also written three novels.
Of the three novels I have read of this japanese author this is my favorite.
After his release, Stonehouse was engaged in charity,and also wrote three novels.
I have already written three novels, originated in part from these stimuli," he admitted in 2008.[13].
I gathered from Salsal that this minister had been a novelist in Saddam Hussein's time andhad written three novels about Sufism.
The three novels were translated into English by Frederik Schodt and published by Del Rey Books in September 1990.
He began writing in high school and self-published three novels before finally breaking through with Warm Bodies.
She published three novels between 1889 and 1895: Aves Sin Nido(Birds Without a Nest), Indole(Character), and Herencia(Heredity).
Donna Tartt, one of the best American novelists to emerge in the last 50 years,has published just three novels since 1992.
He went on to publish three novels: The Past(1979), The Dream of a Beast(1983) and Sunrise with Sea Monster(1994).
It gained momentum in the 1980s,and he brought it to a thrilling conclusion when the last three novels were published in 2003 and 2004.
The success she had from her first three novels opened an international opportunity for her career and literary reputation.
The tension between the inevitability of innocent bloodshed in any war and the bloodshed in the KoreanWar is present in all three novels and not resolved anywhere.
Many considered the classic worse than his first three novels; Fitzgerald only grossed $4000 from it by the time he passed away.
Her first three novels- Breadfruit, Frangipani, and Tiare- follow Materena Mahi,[1] a"professional cleaner" who lives in Faaa.
Korea's future is also mirrored inVietnam's future(which was the present when the three novels were written and hence the present of their readers) as a unified country.
The first three novels introduced the peculiars and their world, but peculiardom is vast, its history is long, and there's so much left to discover.
In recent years he has starred on Broadway in Donald Margulies' Time Stands Still,published three novels, and was featured on Law& Order: CI as Captain Danny Ross.
Since then he has gone on to publish three novels, The Past(1979), The Dream of a Beast(1983) and most recently Sunrise with Sea Monster(1994).
Impossible to call that essay inappropriate to the novel form, for it is what lights the wall against which the fates of the three protagonists crash,what binds the three novels into one.
FACT He wrote three novels, The Gathering Storm, Towers of Midnight, and A Memory of Light, to complete Robert Jordan‘s novel series The Wheel of Time.
Additionally Charlie Higson wrote a series on a young James Bond, 007 James Bond 22 Film Collection DVD andKate Westbrook wrote three novels based on the diaries of a recurring series character, Moneypenny.
Atwood also published three novels during this time: Surfacing(1972); Lady Oracle(1976); and Life Before Man(1979), which was a finalist for the Governor General's Award.
Beverley Naidoo is a South African author ofchildren's books who lives in the U.K. Her first three novels featured life in South Africa where she lived until her twenties.[1] She has also written a biography of the trade unionist Neil Aggett.
In these three novels are the lives which the Chinese people lead and have long led, here are the songs they sing and the things at which they laugh and the things which they love to do.
True, of his production only three novels and a few short stories have so far been translated into different languages, evidently because translation in this case offers especially great difficulties and is apt to be far too coarse a filter, in which many finer shades of meaning in his richly expressive language must be lost.
Her first three novels focus substantially on their respective protagonists' coming-of-age experience and struggle to find their own, unique identity and place in life("Bildungsroman"), and are chiefly set against Indian and Guyanese backgrounds, though other countries(most notably Great Britain and Germany) feature prominently as well.
True, of his production only three novels and a few short stories have so far been translated into different languages, evidently because translation in this case offers especially great difficulties and is apt to be far too coarse a filter, in which many finer shades of meaning in his richly expressive language must be lost.