Jason performed at the Galle Literary Festival 2012 with Tom Stoppard and in the same year gave a piano recital at the opening of the London Chess Classic.

A literary genre is a category of literary composition.

Indianapolis, Literary Classics 5, 1987.

The word can be an adjective (a classic car) or a noun (a classic of English literature).

Fadil was a classic manipulator.

Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, Classic Type.

Policing is a classic example.

Central banks are the classic example.

This is the classic HUMINT source.

It was becoming a literary educational system.

Classic inter State wars have virtually ended.

The literary and biblical allusions cannot be avoided.

No one was aware of her literary talent.

Nationalism is the classic expression of thwarted democracy.

She is an editor of literary magazine Kniževno žitie .

He is a literary aficionado and a music man.

In literary criticism and analysis, probably 40 or 50 years ago, literary critics were a kind of cultural hero now they're kind of a national joke.

True, some of it is classic McCarthyite red baiting.

A little literary appeasement seems a small price to pay.

cctech, also known as the Classic Computers Discussion List , is an electronic mailing list about old computer technology, and is run by the Classic Computing organization.

RIP to Literary giant Austin Clarke who died today in Toronto.

The European Union offers a classic illustration of this point.

The autobiographies of political leaders are not a very elevated literary form.

Shakespeare's style evolved over time in keeping with changes in literary trends.

And I had a Mac Classic. And it's a little box.

But these were not the prions of classic Creutzfeldt Jakob disease.

The following code is an example of the classic Hello World!

The classic philosophical enquiry into what a work of art is.

The iPod classic was simply called the iPod until the sixth generation, when classic was added to the name because other designs were also available an example of a retronym.

He did nothing to raise the level of literary taste or to improve the literary language, and as for his poetical flights, it was obviously impossible to follow him into those giddy spheres.

In Nos hommes (1995) she writes, as quoted in Nicole Savard's literary blog

On Twitter, Austin was remembered as gracious, generous and an authentic literary talent

The Batty Weber Prize or Prix Batty Weber is Luxembourg's national literary prize.

He is currently working on a literary and multimedia project about abandoned cities.

Rickroll was this bait and switch, really simple, classic bait and switch.

Some of the stories are just so classic, and yet so understandable.

By that standard, the classic doctrine of free speech is in crisis.

This lasted until around 900 AD, when the Classic Maya civilization collapsed.

First published in 1959, this is a classic of New Zealand history.

It is also a rich and original literary achievement that challenges today s consumerist ethic.

Streets and squares, newspapers and literary journals became the ground for free public expression.

Orwell returned to London in late 1946 and picked up his literary journalism again.

And they immediately said to me, Well you are describing a classic ritual.

Of course, in classic Orwellian fashion, the West did so in democracy s name.

A focus on the literary work of elderly persons that records their invaluable experience and expertise and expresses what they have undergone in various literary forms, such as the short story, the novel, plays, poetry, etc.