Sentence examples for a book round from inspiring English sources

There is at least one journalist, the late Eric Nisenson, who was in fact befriended by Davis in just that interregnum; Nisenson wrote a book, " 'Round About Midnight: A Portrait of Miles Davis," which I've started to read.

In his talks, he emphasises the pleasure of people reading together: book circles, families queuing to read the latest JK Rowling or similar, school classes passing a book round and taking turns to read out loud.

Twenty bucks for a book, rounding up to the nearest dollar and then to the nearest ten?

Thousand-word images: A new book rounds up the most convincing data visualizations and infographics that are "tackling the grand sensemaking challenge of our time".

In his introduction to a book of Round The Horne scripts, Barry Took described Paddick as "one of the finest comic actors in the profession," adding: "His work on Round The Horne was immaculate, and if he ever failed to get a laugh, it was the fault of the script and not him.

So when he did eventually bring the book round it did feel like quite a moment.

For a driver and vehicle, both the North Ferry Company, which goes to Greenport, and the South Ferry charge $42 for a book of 10 round trips, but the round trip has to be made on a single day.

He doesn't even book round-trip tickets.

You read a book and go round repeating, 'Every day I'm getting better and better.' Well I did that, and every day I was getting worse and worse".

There is a book doing the rounds in the arts pages at the moment called How the French Think by Sudhir Hazareesingh.

A book making the rounds at the time, "Twilight in the Desert," by Matthew R. Simmons, seemed to sum up the conventional wisdom: the age of cheap, plentiful oil and gas was over.