Sentence examples for book element from inspiring English sources

The violence is often extreme – the Jewish Nazi hunters have a habit of scalping their victims; one hunter likes to batter in his antagonist's head with a baseball bat; and a shoot-out in an underground bar is sheer bloody carnage – but it comes in bursts and has a comic book element about it.

He has a new book, "Element," coming out this summer, and he and the A.G.U. recently completed a footbridge in Coimbra, Portugal, the first project of his career for which he is credited as the architect rather than as the engineer.

But the smart address book element is something that could potentially see Connect competing with other utilities like Brewster, recently acquired Cobook, or even LinkedIn's own Contacts app which lets you aggregate your connections from a variety of sources, too.

One way to keep safari costs down is to book elements separately.

In 1971 I was lucky enough to attend one run of the course that subsequently became his 1977 book "Elements of Intuitionism".

The English physician Samuel Farr, in his 1785 book "Elements of Medical Jurisprudence," declared that "if an absolute rape were to be perpetrated" on a woman, "it is not likely that she would become pregnant".

Now the episode has achieved a punkish glamour, and has been detailed and, in a way, reënacted by the Brazilian artist Carla Zaccagnini, whose book "Elements of Beauty" shows portraits of the suffragettes, themselves slashed.

Michael S. Smith, a fellow interior designer, called it "extraordinarily lush" and referenced it in his first book, "Elements of Style," while Emile de Bruijn, a curator for the National Trust in Britain who saw it at a Manolo Blahnik exhibition at the Design Museum London, said it contained "fantastic visual treats".

Euclid is known to have assumed the commutative property of multiplication in his book Elements.

The Dutch Mathematician Jan de Witt represented transformations using arrays in his 1659 book Elements of Curves (1659).

To learn technical military terms, Lincoln borrowed and studied Henry Halleck's book, Elements of Military Art and Science from the Library of Congress.