例句與造句

1. You read James Crumley; friend mentions Carl Hiaasen.
2. Hoey cites his primary influences as writers in the hard-boiled school, particularly Raymond Chandler and James Crumley.
3. Two out of four cited " The Last Good Kiss " by James Crumley as a favorite crime novel written by someone not at the table.
4. The city is frequently mentioned in novels of Ernest Hemingway, Stephen Frey, Chuck Palahniuk, James Lee Burke, James Crumley, and former resident Norman Maclean.
5. His novels have been praised by fellow writers Michael Connelly, James Crumley, Annick Smith, William Kittredge, C . J . Box, Deirdre McNamer, Andrew Schneider and many others.
6. It's difficult to find james crumley in a sentence. 用james crumley造句挺難的
7. The voice and style of the Lassiter novels have drawn comparisons to James Crumley and James Ellroy, both of whom McDonald interviewed as a journalist and whom he has confirmed in interviews and essays as significant influences.
8. These are not items taken from the bottom drawer, and the authors include some of the best of the tough guys and gals, from Loren Estleman, Ed McBain, and Marcia Muller to Archer Mayor and James Crumley.
9. The notable crime-fiction stylists ( Leonard, James Crumley, Robert Parker, James Ellroy, James Lee Burke, among others ) often struggle with plot, while at the same time they're wildly successful with language and character.
10. Hill's name was linked with a number of projects in the early 80s : " Lone Star ", from the play by James McClure to star Powers Boothe and Sigourney Weaver ( 1981 ), " The Last Good Kiss " based on a novel by James Crumley, and an adaptation of " Red Harvest " by Dashiell Hammett None of these were made, though the story of " Last Man Standing " ( which he made in 1996 ) was very close to " Red Harvest ".
11. About " City of Strangers ", the " Los Angeles Times " pronounced : " Shannon dishes out L . A . local color dipped deep in moral sauce . " Reviewing " The Dark Streets ", " Publishers Weekly " commented : " Shannon once again skillfully dissects the sociocultural landscape of Los Angeles . " While the late James Crumley had this to say :  The landscape of Los Angeles, both actually and metaphorically, has been deconstructed by writers from West to Chandler to Didion, but never quite as artfully as John Shannon does it . 
12. Kirkus Reviews called it  a brilliant follow-up to Stroby s impressive debut and said,  Harry Rane walks these mean streets perfectly at home with the icons : Spade, Marlowe and Archer .  Reviewing the book for The New York Times, Marilyn Stasio said Stroby writes  with such fierce originality that he rejuvenates genre conventions,  and found Harrow  an electrifying character .  The South Florida Sun-Sentinel termed the book  a tightly plotted fireball of suspense,  and veteran crime novelist James Crumley called it  the real stuff . . . a great pleasure, a crime novel full of fully realized characters-good guys and bad ."