Sentence examples for book changing from inspiring English sources

The fact that my instincts have since changed is not an argument for the book changing but for writing another book.

The Beckers move purposefully through the book, changing understandably as time goes by.

Not least because the very idea of a book changing the world is just so old-fashioned.

It is hard to imagine this eminently likable book changing anyone's mind about the Bush doctrine of pre-emptive war.

MURIEL SIEBERT'S new book, "Changing the Rules: Adventures of a Wall Street Maverick" (Free Press, $25), can be read in multiple ways.

Postecoglou has used his soon-to-be published book, 'Changing the Game', to challenge the sport's decision-makers, issuing a call to arms to grow the league.

Here, Nicholas Tucker enjoys children's picture books Changing roles for children within the family, and society, are charted in this insightful study.

The small boy grew, the books changing round him, until he was in the basement of UCLA's Powell Library in Los Angeles, 30 years old, banging on a rented typewriter.

For feminists the collection offers two books, "Changing the Self-Esteem of Women Through Middle Eastern Dance," by Judy andes-Masters, and Rosina-Fawzia Al-Rawi's "Grandmother's Secrets: The Ancient Rituals and Healing Power of Belly Dancing".

Users can now review and edit their books, changing things like the title, text on the page, the pictures it includes, and more.

The condition of the book and changing tastes in literature also play a role in a book's value, says William Reese, a rare-book dealer based in New Haven, Conn.