Sentence examples for book breakdown from inspiring English sources

Kathy's book, Breakdown Breakthrough, presents the 12 "hidden" crises working women face today, and offers a 3-step holistic model for overcoming these challenges.

A room dedicated to Mr. Spiegelman's first book, "Breakdowns," lays the groundwork for his recurrent themes of autobiography, family history and memory.

Art Spiegelman's first book, "Breakdowns" (1977), combined the obsessions that have defined his work ever since: agonized personal revelations and savage interrogation of comics as a medium.

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The 160 pictures in the series, of which more than 140 are included in this show, have been reproduced in the book "East Broadway Breakdown" (Holzwarth Publications).

In 1957 in his classic book The Breakdown of Nations economist and political scientist Leopold Kohr persuasively and rigorously argued that small nations are the natural order having been throughout history the engines for enlightenment, innovation, mutual aid and the arts.

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Mr. Moore can play by-the-book Delta breakdowns; he recorded the required Johnson covers on his 1994 debut.

Some books: 1977 Breakdowns; '86 Maus: My Father Bleeds History; '89 Raw: Open Wounds from the Cutting Edge of Commix; '91 Maus II: And Here My Troubles Began; '94 The Wild Party; 2001 Jack Cole and Plastic Man: Forms Stretched to Their Limits; '04 In the Shadow of No Towers.

This might be partly my fault, since I described the book detailing a "breakdown of society" and "descent from civilisation".

But Rogez told me that it was the book's nutritional breakdown of açaí that was most important for the fruit's eventual globalization.