Sentence examples for a new reference book from inspiring English sources

1964 March Scribners establishes a new reference book dept.

And, um, everyone else. 5. Badger on the Barge by Janni Howker I've just written a new reference book, The Oxford Companion to Children's Literature, and a friend has already taken me to task for neglecting Janni Howker.

He will be representing RDR for free - the only reason the case has made it to court, as most publishers of RDR's size don't have the money to take on Rowling or Warner Bros. "This is a hugely important case about a third party's right to create a new reference book that is designed to help others better understand the original work," he says.

(AP) MANHATTAN: CITY PARK SURVEY New York City has more parkland and open public land than any other city in the country, according to a new reference book, but much of it is inaccessible, consisting of marshes, ponds and steep, rocky bluffs.

They can keep you up to date about new reference book editions or rare books.

I was given a new reference number.

Yet they are united as the only wine brands among 250 American icons -- including Cadillac, Coca-Cola and McDonald's -- representing the "best-known and most-beloved" consumer brands in the country in a new coffee table reference book.

Jeremy Hunsinger, manager of the Center for Digital Discourse and Culture at Virginia Tech (www.cddc.vt.edu/index2.html), said by e-mail that the site functions like a "handy reference book" on new research.

It is also a useful reference book for both students and professionals new to this meta-discipline.

By Donald Howard and John McCarten The New Yorker, September 10 , 1960P. 36 A bibliophile told about a Renaissance reference book he came upon in the Vatican Library.

It is a standard reference book.