Sentence examples similar to book chip from inspiring English sources

The writer tells about working on a review of the Robert Benchley book "Chips Off the Old Benchley" for the N.Y.

The book chips away at the images of Richard M. Helms, then director of central intelligence, and his deputy, Vernon A. Walters.

The New Yorker, September 24 , 1949P. 34 The writer tells about working on a review of the Robert Benchley book "Chips Off the Old Benchley" for the N.Y.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, September 24 , 1949P. 34 The writer tells about working on a review of the Robert Benchley book "Chips Off the Old Benchley" for the N.Y.

In their book Chips and Change, Professors Clair Brown and Greg Linden, of the University of California, Berkeley, analyzed Bureau of Labor Statistics and census data for the semiconductor industry and found that salaries increased dramatically for engineers during their 30s but that these increases slowed after the age of 40.

In their book Chips and Change, Professors Clair Brown and Greg Linden, of the University of California, Berkeley, analyzed Bureau of Labor Statistics and census data for the semiconductor industry and found that salaries increased dramatically for engineers during their 30s but that these increases slowed after the age of 40.

Mauch had a rule-book chip planted in his head.

You can learn how to make all of these things and more in Allen Kurzweil's new book, Potato Chip Science.

If you've never listened to a "book on chip" from Audible, give it a try, it's actually quite usable.

She hopes the book will chip away at the stigma that often surrounds abortion.

"That's why the book measures chips and things by the quart as well as by the ounce". The book also goes to, shall we say, great lengths to display its appreciation for variety.