Sentence examples for a book away from inspiring English sources

I never throw a book away now.

Sometimes I give a book away and go get another copy.

Can Liverpool seriously mean to take the opportunity to borrow a book away from those children too?

I have learned how to put a book away for later, though there is always a slight anxiety it will be lost.

This year, for the first time, individual readers are are being encouraged to register as community book givers and give a book away – be it to a friend or loved one, a member of their community or a complete stranger – to spread the love for literature.

Taking a book away is, at worst, mean-spirited.

Perhaps we are a Ken Burns documentary or a David McCullough book away from a Harrison resurgence.

Finally, I always take a self-help book away and Richard Bode's First You Have to Row a Little Boat is so elegantly written.

"Giving an author's book away for nothing on the Web as a way to market books seems a mirage to me," Ms. Brown wrote in an e-mail message after the lunch.

And I say that as an author who just gave his last book away under a Creative Commons license and who isn't going to go broke any time soon.

Lacking fulfillment in my day job, I set out to write a book, toiling away on nights and weekends.