Sentence examples for book edge from inspiring English sources

Our first book is by one of my favorite cutting-edge thinkers, Joel Garreau, who brilliantly analyzed the sprawling of America in his previous book, "Edge City".

His biographer Jonathan Bate has said the piece "brings us closer than anything else to his immediate experience", while Iain Sinclair rehearsed the terrible journey for his 2005 book Edge of the Orison – and more recently for his friend and collaborator Andrew Kötting's haunting documentary By Our Selves.

Tiojo calls Iain Sinclair's 2006 book Edge of the Orison, in which he retraces the route taken by the poet John Clare when "escaping from a private mental asylum and walking home through southern England" 160 years earlier, "an excellent piece of writing".

Now he has been inspired by Sinclair's book Edge of the Orison, about the fascinating and melancholy 90-mile walk undertaken in 1841 by the nature poet John Clare, from a mental asylum in Epping to Northampton, on a pilgrimage to find Mary Joyce, the woman with whom he believed himself to be in love.

Gently lower one book edge onto the plastic, taking care to align the book edge in from the intended folding edge of the contact.

Take care not to leave any "tunnel" of air between the tape and book edge.

E. L. Konigsburg, a children's author and illustrator who twice received the nation's highest award in children's literature — she won it in 1968 for her second book, edging out the runner-up, which was her own first book — died on Friday in Falls Church, Va.

In a new photo book, Edges of the Rainbow: LGBTQ Japan, French-American photographer Michel Delsol and his wife, Japanese-American writer Haruku Shinozaki, explore the nuances of the LGBTQI experience in Japan.

In a new photo book, Edges of the Rainbow: LGBTQ Japan, French American photographer Michel Delsol and his wife, Japanese American writer Haruku Shinozaki, explore the nuances of the LGBTQ experience in Japan.

He described himself as the first humanist to visit this continent and wrote about his experiences in two nonfiction books, "Edge of the World: Ross Island, Antarctica" and "Beyond Cape Horn: Travels in the Antarctic".

When you ride towards the books edge slide your thumb under the middle of the board and pull so the tail is lifted and touches the corner of the book.