Sentence examples for Knopf from high-quality English sources.

• Knopf.

• Knopf in 2015.

• Knopf; 288 pages; $26.95.

• The Tenth Muse (Knopf, 1970).

• Knopf; 319 pages; $27.95.

• The next morning Ferrell had a contract with Knopf.”

• Blanche Knopf probably had better taste than her husband.

• Bezos still chose traditional houses for her books: Harper and Knopf.

Use Knopf in a sentence.

• N.Y. and Bogota: Harper & Row, Knopf, L.E.C., Grupo Editorial Norma. 1968.

• Knopf publisher Sonny Mehta, has long had an inkling they’d eventually collaborate.

• In “Vegetarian India” (Knopf, 2015), she offers several mushroom curries from different regions.

• Knopf), he wondered whether the diet of mountain people contributes to "their sometimes truculent independence."

• Expressing a similar view, United States Institute for Peace senior adviser Payton Knopf said: "The political space has closed again.

• Once he became an editor at Knopf he often bought his students’ work as well, sometimes midsemester and sometimes, or so it seemed, midclass.

• A courtly Harvard graduate, Bernstein hired Toni Morrison as an editor, then arranged to release her novels through one of his many imprints, Knopf.

• After the CIA demanded the removal of 339 passages on national security grounds, Bernstein and Knopf filed a lawsuit backed by the American Civil Liberties Union.

Knopf sentence examples

• Soon Hughes’ own words were being read by Miss Lindfors, who remained seated, and whose Swedish accent was lost in translation as she read from “The Panther and the Lash,” a recent Hughes collection, brought out by Knopf.

• “There is no indication that this meaningfully gives control over resources, decision-making or, crucially, the security services to civilians,” said Payton Knopf, an adviser to the Africa program at the United States Institute of Peace.

• “Gourmet got away from the things that are going on in people’s homes, and seemed to be for an elite that got smaller and smaller,” said Judith Jones, the Knopf editor, who believes food magazines in general have become too focused on fashion and style.

• Indian electric pressure cooker books are so popular that even Knopf Doubleday — a publishing house not generally known for appliance cookbooks — is releasing one by the renowned author and actor Madhur Jaffrey: “Madhur Jaffrey’s Essential Indian Instant Pot Cookbook” (coming in May 2019).