Sentence examples for book a computer from inspiring English sources

Over the years she has contributed to various arts publications; her first book, "A Computer in the Art Room," was recently published.

In Barbie: I can be a Computer Engineer children's book, a computer programmer Barbie laughs off a suggestion that she could be a computer engineer, with the words: "I'm only creating the design ideas.

The glasses have a tiny adjustable slider on the bridge of the frame that makes it possible to focus alternately on the page of a book, a computer screen or a mountain range in the distance.

Since I don't like bi- or tri-focals, I have several pairs of glasses for the various things I read at various distances (a book, a computer screen, close-up detail on home projects).

This may have been caused by aspects relating to the lessons as such, such as technical problems with the action plan computer program and the need to book a computer room for lesson 7, and the reflective nature of lesson 8. Logistical issues and class scheduling have been reported as barriers in other studies as well [ 37, 38], and reflective lessons require more complex teacher skills.

In the den at the far-north end of their apartment, which overlooks the entire leafy expanse of Central Park, Allen has placed a gigantic refectory table, where Soon-Yi does her work: books, a computer, and papers are laid out as if at a banquet.

You will need to also have easy access to everything that you need for writing: books, a computer, internet connection, power sources, etc. Be sure that you've secured this before beginning work.

Likening the book with a computer game, the reviewer concluded that "one of the remarkable qualities of [the book] is that it is a very visual tale and less like a literary exercise".

Read a book, play a computer game, watch TV, draw, paint, play solitaire, do word searches, play guitar, and so on.

The input data are collected from multiple participants reading multiple pages of a book on a computer screen.

From whatever was in our brains, without a book or a computer to rely on.