Sentence examples for a helpful book from inspiring English sources

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(The script was never produced, but it was included, in 2004, in "Native Sons," a helpful book that covers Baldwin's early days as a writer).

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It's good to sit down in a comfortable, cozy environment with kids to curl up with a helpful book.

For example, if you've had difficulty staying organized in the past, you might talk about how you're now working with a coach or how you recently read a helpful book on time management.

With a big grin on his face, he said, "Have you read Mordecai Kaplan?" and handed me a helpful book, with excerpts from Rabbi Mordecai Kaplan's 1956 compilation, Questions Jews Ask.

Of course, selling books is one of the possible motivations, and SI.com also offers a helpful book-selling tale of the tape between Agassi and Chad Ochocinco.

It is a very helpful book and you could buy it on her website or at a store.

Most importantly though, it's a fundamentally helpful book.

Dr. Phillips is co-author, with Dr. Augustus A. White III, professor of orthopedic surgery at Harvard Medical School, of "Your Aching Back: A Doctor's Guide to Relief" (Simon & Schuster; updated in 2010), an extremely helpful book complete with drawings of safe ways to move and exercise that are easy to incorporate into nearly every life.

It is a logical and helpful book because it sequentially outlines the key aspects of the rock mechanics problem, including rock stress, intact rocks, discontinuities and rock masses, and the deformability, strength, and permeability of these components.