Sentence examples for a paperback titled from inspiring English sources
"a paperback titled" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to describe a book that is in the form of a paperback and has a specific title. For example: "I purchased a paperback titled 'The Great Gatsby' at the bookstore."
She wore red pedal pushers and clutched a paperback titled "Letting Go" under her arm.
Here is one example, from the back cover of a paperback titled "Paradise Wild" (1981), by Johanna Lindsey.
Day Two Today I was lying in my bunk bed, reading a paperback titled "In Cold Blood" that I'd found in the rainy-day-activities chest.
Just up the road, a captain from the Congolese Army, with whom the rebels have declared a tenuous cease-fire, sat atop a mound of biscuit wrappers and cigarette butts, studiously reading a paperback titled "The Way to Happiness".
Inside a minute of my arrival in his office, he hands me a paperback titled The Book Of Wonder, which contains 100 "amazing facts", from Plymouth's claim to the world's first pasty recipe, to the three months Charles Darwin spent here before he sailed on HMS Beagle.
Mr. Josi noted that the group had used other funds, which he declined to describe, to mail a slender paperback titled "Hillary Rodham Clinton: What Every American Should Know" to New Yorkers.
He motioned to the sound engineer, who handed him a worn Spanish paperback titled "Guide for the Modern Orator".
At Nautilus Junior High in Miami Beach, my English teacher, Mrs. Gelber, handed me a paperback book titled Diary of a Young Girl.
A paperback book titled Women's Barracks describing a woman's experiences in the Free French Forces was published in 1950.
Fourteen numbered paperbacks titled Galaxy appeared between 1965 and 1970, published by Heyne Verlag, Munich.
At the Fort Greene flea market: a paperback from 1958 titled "A Bullet for a Blonde," by Paul Kruger (the pseudonym of Roberta Elizabeth Sebenthal).
