Sentence examples for book driving from inspiring English sources

Plus, you can always include links in your blog directly to your book, driving traffic to your book.

When you start a task with a defined beginning and end (reading a chapter of a book, driving to a friend's house, taking a shower) guess how long it will take you.

In quotes from the book: Driving a Bentley to Target – only in LA does this make sense.

Mr. Paterniti is best known for having wrung a whole book, "Driving Mr. Albert," out of a car trip he took with a Tupperware bowl containing Albert Einstein's brain.

In an interview for the 2000 book "Driving Mr. Albert: A Trip Across America With Einstein's Brain" by Michael Paterniti, Ms. Einstein said: "It's not so easy being an Einstein.

Tom Linebarger, CEO of Cummins, in his interview for my book Driving the Future made clear how valuable such EPA regulations can be in pushing the industry forward by "helping us innovate and be ahead of the competition, and grow overseas markets".

The authors' ferocious conviction, despite their lack of formal credentials for evaluating most of the nutritional and medical research in the books, has clearly been the books' driving force.

The art critic and collector Harald Falckenberg, an early champion, recounts that Mr. Meese would arrive for class critiques each week carrying plastic bags stuffed with paintings, drawings, photocopies and books, driving his professors "to despair" with this superabundance of material.

But in retrospect that career, like this book about the career — and this review of the book — was driving at speed toward a pothole.

And downloading a new book takes only a few clicks, while buying a printed book means driving to a bookstore or having it shipped to you.

"I decided to go on the book tour driving the Avanti," he explained.