Sentence examples for Book timing from inspiring English sources

To accomplish the writing of this book timing was everything; as was turning a seemingly disadvantageous situation into an advantage; making lemonade out of lemons, so to speak.

He later told his great-nephew that his proudest moment was the publication of his book Timing for Animation in 1981.

The book's timing helped, he said.

After all, the book's timing is flawless.

He said the book's timing showed that it was "more about politics than policy".

The book's timing was bittersweet; Mr. Guber died of cancer in 1988, before the book came out.

Tony Blair, meanwhile, is reliably described as "livid" – as much over the book's timing, before his own reaches the shops, as its content.

The book's timing will create an unusual tableau: Mr. Clinton on a national book tour this fall, espousing his economic remedies, at the same time that President Obama will be presenting his own plans to the public.

The book's timing slots in with that of Mitford's 1945 The Pursuit of Love – the two plotlines run in parallel – and it shares many of the same characters: Uncle Matthew and Aunt Sadie and their impossible children, cousin Fanny who narrates both books, and the health-obsessed Davey Warbeck.

A badly judged launch date could scupper the chances of even the most accomplished book, so timing is key, says Bloom. "The temptation is to rush it out as soon as you've finished it, before you've formed a relationship with bloggers and reviewers.

Mobile had really taking off and with access to the address book, the timing was right to go to the next level.