Sentence examples for book amends from inspiring English sources

With this phrase the British scholar Andrew Pettegree indicates the cultural story his book amends, and to some extent transforms.

Do you hope this book amends or rectifies the problematic nature of historical erasure and historiography biases?

Once the trip is booked and confirmed, any booking amends will be at the cost of the winner.

In an interview last week, Bradley did not rule out taking legal action if the rule book is amended to prohibit players from anchoring a club to any part of their bodies, including their forearms.

Mr. Miller said the recalculation probably would have little practical effect, other than revising the land area chart in the 2008 Green Book and amending other official records, textbooks and statistical abstracts.

"It is a hybrid form of English devolution new to our constitution and it is being done by bypassing the statute book and amending the standing orders of the House of Commons.

Nonetheless, they all cancel books and amend others.

Previously on this very blog I wrote that it wasn't so bad that Oprah had chosen "Freedom" for her book club — making amends following the blowup over "The Corrections" and all that.

By Macy Halford December 6, 2010 Previously on this very blog I wrote that it wasn't so bad that Oprah had chosen "Freedom" for her book club — making amends following the blowup over "The Corrections" and all that.

One reader, Eliza Davis, wrote to complain, and many mentions of "the Jew" in the book were subsequently amended to "Fagin".

Thomas thought that information technology could be used to produce a modern statute book in which amended laws could be read without the need to refer back to the original legislation.