Sentence examples for assigned a book from inspiring English sources

In grade school, he was assigned a book report on "Robinson Crusoe".

In middle school, Smith told me, he was assigned a book by Ayn Rand.

When it assigned a book review to T. S. Eliot, she insisted on delivering the volume to him herself.

She started practicing yoga at eight, when she was assigned a book report for school and decided to go to the library, close her eyes, and write about the first book that she grabbed, which just happened to be B. K. S. Iyengar's "Light on Yoga".

It is a must read for anyone interested in how and why Israeli governments have made and continue to make the national security decisions that they do". "How often is a reviewer assigned a book he or she can confidently predict will become not only an indispensable reference work but the essential reference point for future research on a given subject?

In middle school, my teacher assigned a book by Mario Puzo called "The Godfather".

We assign a book value to a purchase, Professor Okada says, based on what we pay.

One day Martin Peretz, the editor of The New Republic, called to assign a book review, and the two eventually got to talking about money.

When he assigns a book like "Fatal Equilibrium," what he hopes is that a student will "sit in the bathtub for a couple of hours and begin to approach problems and think as we do," he continued, adding, "They really are a relatively painless way to learn economics".

So without any precedent or way to assign a "book value" to the currency, no one really knows what to think or do.

The flip-side of this is that sometimes people will say, "Andrew, you don't get it!" and assign a book to me.