Jack London

How To Use Jack London In A Sentence

• The book on which he hit on my desk was one of the famous novels written by Jack London.
• Jack London and his partners were among only hundreds who made it through that October of 1897, and at the last, they beat the ice by running Miles Canyon and the White Horse Rapids instead of portaging.
• The discoverer of gold in Kolyma, Y.A. Bilibin, loved the works of Jack London. THE ROAD LEADS FURTHER
• Dr.I. Milo Shepard, is a great-nephew of Jack London, and grandson of Eliza London Shepard, Jack London's stepsister and ranch superintendent. Meet Milo Shepard Farmer and Owner of the Jack London Ranch
• The Call of the Wild, by Jack London London narrates the adventures of a dog called Buck, who ends up in Alaska as the companion of a good-hearted gold-panner. Ten of the best
• There one got dazzled from the abundance of rarities and all possible art and souvenir products relating to Jack London. A BIRTHDAY GIFT
• He lived on the Jack London ranch from the age of ten until he died sixty-six years later. Meet Jack London Biographer Russ Kingman
• Largely self-educated, Jack London had a love of books and a desire to write, but hadn't had a lot of success as a wordsmith yet.
• After World War II, when I was working on a major in philology at Moscow State University, I chose to study American literature and to analyze the problem of "Jack London as a novelist. A Letter From Leading Jack London Scholar in Russia Vil M. Bykov
• On November 14, 1908, a very ill Jack London, having left the Snark in Guadalcanal, arrived in Sydney, Australia for medical treatment. Introduction to Jack London's Australian Newspaper Articles: Dan Wichlan Collection