Sentence examples for book dirt from inspiring English sources

"We remain on track to repeat their stories," warns the professor David Montgomery in his fascinating book Dirt.

In her terrific book Dirt Cheap, the late Elisabeth Wynhausen decided to take leave from her journalism job and try life as a low-wage worker.

Ms. Foster is a farmer, artist and writer whose first book, "Dirt Under My Nails: An American Farmer and Her Changing Land" (Bridge Works) will be published in May.

The book "Dirt" by[2], vividly illustrates these pressures, their causes and historical development, and shows pathways to solutions.

In his wryly-named book, Dirt, Greed, and Sex, Episcopal priest and professor William Countryman wrote that those of biblical times believed that they lived in a world of limited goods.

(Ta-da! I could have so told you that! In fact, I think I did in my book, Talking Dirt: The Dirt Diva's Down-to-Earth Guide to Organic Gardening (Penguin, 2010).) "Despite science that shows a key part of the problem is increased exposure to a class of systemic pesticides (neonicotinoids), policymakers and the pesticide industry have failed to act.

Some at the table affected haughty indifference, having already mined the book for dirt on Danielle.

"But now her name was written in the Book of Dirt".

The book contains dirt on Trump photos of notes that he has denied sending her but its release was scheduled carefully, for the week after the election.

Bill Buford's next book is "Dirt (Five Years in the Ancient Kitchens of Lyon, Where My Children Became Frenchies and I Trained to be a Chef)," which will be published in September.

View Article Bill Buford's next book is "Dirt (Five Years in the Ancient Kitchens of Lyon, Where My Children Became Frenchies and I Trained to be a Chef)," which will be published in September.