Sentence examples for book cuts from inspiring English sources

The book cuts between two timelines.

"The first chapter of this book cuts spending by $39 billion over the next five years," Mr. Conrad said.

Readers of business books will recognize how Mr. Mitchell's book cuts across many of the debates raging in corporate America.

Mandel's book cuts back and forth between the present, when the outbreak is unfolding, and a post-apocalyptic future, when the survivors are beginning to rebuild.

Chart Book: Cuts in Federal Assistance Have Exacerbated Families' Struggles to Afford Housing.

The book cuts off just as they find the base and begin climbing to the summit, leaving open all possibilities of the world beginning just as it ends; as if the people in the book have found an exit out of it, into somewhere else, such as: into you.

Parker's Grendel, as we'll discover if Mr. Crouch delivers a second book, cut him down in his prime.

But with the strong desire in Italy to shed its identification with organized crime, the book cut too close to truth to make him a popular man here.

The book cut so close to the bone that Mr. Schulberg was warned that he would never work in the film industry again.

This household name was thrilled when the Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas told Sassoon that he owned his book "Cutting Hair the Vidal Sassoon Way," because, as Koolhaas said, "It has great shapes".

His book "1877: America's Year of Living Violently," which will be published next week, is an attempted comeback for Mr. Bellesiles, who has languished in a kind of academic no-man's land for the past decade after a scandal surrounding his previous book cut short what looked to be a promising career.