Sentence examples for a booklet into from inspiring English sources

On the other side of the room, another young man was taking those packages and placing them, along with four vinyl LPs, a sticker sheet and a booklet, into a larger box, creating a somewhat ornate treatment for a deluxe edition of "Liquid Swords," the 1995 debut album by Wu-Tang Clan's GZA.

The eight ladders were collated into a booklet in two different orders.

For instance, I eat family style at lunch with my "tutorial group," played soccer and baseball to win points for my "house," and tore an entire booklet into confetti pieces to toss in the air at our school's Christmas closing.

At another moment, her slow gaze into a booklet suggested she was reading the story of her life.

Back in Chicago, McNally compiled the photographs into a booklet, with a little arrow in each photograph indicating the proper direction to take.

Ways to display the Life Reports project include compiling writings into a booklet or blog, creating a podcast or video, or curating a physical or digital exhibit.

Massed-start road racing is underpinned by the unwritten etiquette of the peloton, something so complex that not even a Victorian Englishman could codify it into a booklet of rules.

Wallace successfully condensed some government pamphlets into a booklet on agriculture that he sold, and he was thinking of extending his condensed booklet technique to articles of general interest when the United States entered World War I. Wallace served in the U.S. Army, and, while recuperating from severe wounds, he plotted the magazine digest idea further.

Why not simply transcribe them into a booklet?

This article has now been expanded into a booklet designed for school boards, principals, parents, and anyone who wants to see the scientific perspective on the age of the Earth and the physical world.

Traditionally written on vellum, the Queen's Speech is now written on parchment paper in ink, which takes several days to dry, before it is bound into a booklet and signed by the queen – meaning its contents need to be finalized days before the speech is delivered.