Sentence examples similar to book a sure from inspiring English sources

Later, as a young English teacher taking her first O-level class, I found this book a sure-fire standby to capture – and hold – a class of 15-year-olds.

CAREN OSTEN GERSZBERG KEEP IN TOUCH -- Add some color to the bunk with this tie-dyed French Fries address book -- a sure way to keep in touch with camp friends when everyone goes home.

Eisenstadt's book, Providing a Sure Start, offers both a highly detailed account of the policy's evolution and a real sense of the fervour and excitement that surrounded it.

Adapting a book is a sure-fire way of discovering its strengths and weaknesses.

Book publishing provides a sure guideline for historians, and the question of what people were reading at a certain time is an important window on an age.

The Idiot's Guide To series of books are a sure-fire way to become knowledgeable on just about any subject.

If watching a movie/reading a book make sure it's not a scary one or else it will probably make you even more worried!

It's a book sure to earn a prominent spot on the coffee table, and the next time your friend starts up the psychobabble — this time with ammunition from the father of psychoanalysis himself — you'll at least be able pass the time with art by the likes of Salvador Dalí and Max Ernst.

Otherwise, you can ignore step #5.If you are reading a book, make sure it is an action book, or you may fall asleep.

Sometimes we need to snatch these moments, even it it means locking the bathroom door for a soak in the bath, painting our toenails without interruption, walking the dog around the block for 10 minutes or stopping for coffee in a cafe with a book (make sure it's not one where you'll bump into friends!).

One interviewee's remark that leaving the South "was like getting unstuck from a magnet" best sets Ms. Wilkerson's tone in a book sure to hold many surprises for readers of any race or experience.