Sentence examples for a book and pull from inspiring English sources

Finally, Jo Walton's Among Others (Corsair) is for anyone who has ever wanted to "climb into a book and pull it up over your head".

All future Barbie titles "will be written to inspire girls' imaginations and portray an empowered Barbie character", Barbie manufacturer Mattel has said, after apologising for the Barbie I Can Be A Computer Engineer book and pulling the problematic title from online sale.

Someone from The Onion released a book and is pulling one over on the world.

If you want to remember what it's like to truly surrender to a book and let it pull you under like a riptide, pick up I'll Give You the Sun and bask in it.

In November Laine's publisher, Oxford University Press (OUP), apologized for the book and pulled it off the shelves.

I tried this with a book and Google quickly pulled up info about the publishers, the book, and its author.

Yet let a gatekeeper object to a book and the industry pulls up its petticoats and shrieks "censorship!" Books transform lives.

"My father would look at my books and pull his hair," she says.

I'll see something in a book or a magazine and pull it out or photocopy it.

"He would pull out a book and read at the playground" during recess, Mr. Khan recalled.

Usually after the second show, I pull out a book and wait for my cue on the headset, but I watched it every night.