Sentence examples for book borders from inspiring English sources

In decreeing a return to the rule book borders, officials want to help pitchers throw more strikes and possibly speed up the game.

Having directed three prior road movies (including "The Motorcycle Diaries"), Salles is no stranger to the genre's conventions of open space and intermittent lassitude, but his treatment of the book borders on precious.

Waterstone's aren't taking this book, Borders don't like the cover of this book, we hear there's a bad review for X coming up in the Times, you've just lost a book that you really wanted to buy.

She cited "Horse Soldiers," by Doug Stanton, a book about a group of Special Forces officers who fought the Taliban on horseback, as an example of a book Borders had selected for a special promotion that went on to hit the New York Times best-seller list.

Peter Andreas, author of the book "Border Games: Policing the U.S.-Mexico Divide," called the border efforts a "politically successful policy failure" -- successful at conveying an image of aggressive action, but a failure in deterring either smugglers or migrants.

In his book Border Games, Brown University scholar Peter Andreas highlights the paradox of the extreme enforcement on the U.S.-Mexico border and the seemingly borderless economic flow of people working in the agriculture industry.

So when his book Border Patrol Nation: Dispatches from the Front Lines of Homeland Security came out, I thought I'd ask him to give America the skinny on what's really happening on our borders.

In his book "Border Games: Policing the US/Mexico Divide," author Peter Andreas explained that "pushing NAFTA through Congress… required deflecting concerns that opening the border to legal trade might unintentionally open it to illegal drugs".

I grew up in a family whose love of books bordered on fetishism.

It is truly a book without borders.

I know, terrorists have no rule book, no borders and no compunction.