Sentence examples for To bookshop from inspiring English sources

To order a copy for £6.55, go to bookshop.

To buy a copy for £16 including UK p&p, go to bookshop.

Last night nearly 4,000 people had signed up to a Facebook literary movement pledged to secretly move his memoirs to bookshop crime sections.

Here's a roundup of your comments and photos from last week, from Vasily Grossman discussions to bookshop discoveries to the latest affliction of bookworms: sleep-reading.

The author of the Alex Cross series of novels said he didn't mind his money going to bookshop staff "who haven't had a bonus in seven years", and said the only criteria for financial help are that the store is "viable" and has a children's section.

"Graphic novels" may have smuggled comics on to bookshop shelves – and university literature courses – and have even scooped occasional literary prizes, such as the 2012 Costa biography prize won by Mary and Bryan Talbot's Dotter of her Father's Eyes, but they still have their detractors.

"I was going to put in a chapter on maths and went to a bookshop to find the best books to crib.

Long-winded is going back to the bookshop to find that bookshop to find that book that has the description in it of how Balzac made his sardine paste.

And I understood it, and I respect it coz I mean, it's like going to a bookshop to buy shoes.

Trips to bookshops become orgies of self-reproach and humiliation.

"They've all gone to bookshops," said Mr. Ni in a telephone interview.