Sentence examples for book composition from inspiring English sources

In the U.S., unlike England and the Continent, printers have relied far more upon Linotype than Monotype for book composition.

Leading manufactures of the area include photo supplies, machinery, and electronic equipment; book composition, printing, and binding also are important.

Dow was a popular and influential teacher who published a book, "Composition: A Series of Exercises in Art Structure for the Use of Students and Teachers" (1899), promoting Japanese styles and techniques to Americans.

Given how many students he taught over several decades and that his book, Composition, had more than 20 printings over 40 years and was used in many classrooms into the 1970s, Dow's impact on 20th-century American art was considerable.

Nonepigraphic book composition on wood or bamboo strips had an early history in China, beginning in the later 2nd millennium bce; its scope was such that the Qin emperor Shihuangdi went down in history as a book burner in 213 bce.

Within a year Lichtenstein had started using his trademark benday dots and had introduced speech bubbles into massive comic-book compositions.

Find a regular note-book or composition note-book.

So in his new book, "Understanding Composition," when he describes the rule of thirds, a classic composition strategy, he prefers to call it the suggestion of thirds.

Now, given the various types of writing as well as dual languages, the book's composition, at least initially, seems incongruous.

You wrote in your book, "Simple Composition" Wuorinen.

(Chernow dismisses the common belief that Twain played an active role in the book's composition).