Sentence examples for book department from inspiring English sources

The Art book department is located by the main entrance on the ground floor.

Howard Sanders, of the agency's book department, commended Mr. Mays for his interest in a film career.

He closed that shop to move to New Haven to run the book department of the Yale Co-op.

Ken worked closely with him for the past 30 years while Florence partnered with Mannie managing the book department.

Knowlton ran the agency's book department and in 1968, following Collins's death, became President and owner of the firm.

"Sixty Minutes" is published by Capano Press of New York, and is on sale in the philosophical section of Macy's book department.

Rather than do head-on battle with the superstores, Odyssey Bookshop in South Hadley, facing Mount Holyoke College, has recently added a vigorous used-book department.

For eight years, the retail chain ran a small rare- and out-of-print-book department in its large store in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan.

Other non-economist readers of The Economist may possibly share my fascination with the magazine's back-of-the-book department, consisting of two pages labeled "Economic and financial indicators".

By Steve Coll March 6, 2010 Other non-economist readers of The Economist may possibly share my fascination with the magazine's back-of-the-book department, consisting of two pages labeled "Economic and financial indicators".

Tables for Two, which is now a restaurant-review feature within the Goings on About Town, began as a back-of-the-book department that covered night clubs, cabaret, and lounge acts.