Sentence examples for apt book from inspiring English sources

Indeed, this is an apt book for the opening of the Obama administration.

The image to the right is the Kirtas APT Book Scan 2400 Gold robotic scanner, which can read 2,400 pages an hour.

Jane Gibson based her choreography on The Apted Book of Country Dances (1966) by W.S. Porter, which had several late-18th-century dances by Charles and Samuel Thompson such as "The Shrewsbury Lasses", "A Trip to Highgate" and "Mr. Beveridge's Maggot".

The quote is apt for a book about the friendship of Muhammad Ali and Howard Cosell, but neither the book nor the review gets it accurately.

Baker's new novel, "House of Holes," which comes out this month, has the apt subtitle "A Book of Raunch" and is dirtier than "Vox" and "The Fermata" combined.

The comparison is not quite apt: although the book is banned in China, Yang has not been arrested or made to disappear.

(It seems apt that the book is available in a signed, limited-edition printing from the British luxury-travel magazine Monocle, for ninety dollars; it comes packaged in a "tactile linen cover that will wear gently with use and age").

Despite the title coming from that Australian biography, it seems apt that the book title (and thus the song title) should have come from a British officer and poet before even that.

His subtitle is apt, as the book contains essays on sailing, skiing, music, old friends and colleagues and all manner of other diverse subjects, which are united in that they have all been of interest to one of the best minds and writers in America today.

An apt association: this book has the Heroine's Journey for the 21st century woven into its fabric!

Thurston Moore says, "Writing poems like these is just as good as starting a band," which is apt because the book is stuffed with all these made-up bands and made-up artists and real bands and real artists all smudged together in this weird, wise, lazy stoner brain assemblage, the movement of which sneaks up on you.