Sentence examples for book borrowed from inspiring English sources
Note found in a book borrowed from the Public Library: "Remind Tracy not to climb the tree with skates on".
Without any training as a historian, he begins his investigation with a child's history book borrowed from a nurse.
A book borrowed by George Washington over two hundred years ago is finally returned.
The New Yorker, February 13 , 1965P. 25 Note found in a book borrowed from the Public Library: "Remind Tracy not to climb the tree with skates on".
Patriots can rejoice in the top three places being unusually captured by British writers, with a double for Lee Child and EL James picking up a much-needed PLR cheque too (6.20p per book borrowed, but capped at £6,600 per author).
The book borrowed formalism's concepts of an aesthetic function and dominance of different elements of language.
The book borrows heavily from books like Sheryl Sandberg's "Lean In," Joanna Barsh and Susie Cranston's "How Remarkable Women Lead," and backlogs of IvankaTrump.com. .
And she wasn't even counting library books, textbooks, or books borrowed from friends.
"Immediately after the crash," reports Sjón, "the number of books borrowed from libraries skyrocketed.
Once the figures for children's and adults' books borrowed in 2008-9 are combined, Patterson retains pole position (in raw numbers, his book Sail was borrowed 80,000 times).
Rabbi Slome held services on Friday for about 15 people in the temple's cleaned-up social hall, with borrowed books, borrowed chairs, flashlights and donated food.
