Sentence examples for book enter the from inspiring English sources

Will that book enter the charmed circle of psychotherapy and function in a similar way?

Phrases from his book entered the vocabulary of the Mafia itself, as well as the vernacular.

So Random House must have been heartened that Mr Frazier's new book entered the New York Times bestseller list at number two.

Now another book enters the fray: "The Glamour of Grammar," by Roy Peter Clark, which in its tone and content is very much a manual for the 21st century.

But the top tier of literary fiction — where the air is rich and the view is great and where a book enters the public imagination and the current conversation — tends to feel peculiarly, disproportionately male. Will the literary habits of a culture change as younger readers take over?

Incidentally, the earliest appearance of the signature Lissitzky emerged in the handmade UNOVIS Miscellany, issued in two copies in March April 1920, and containing his manifesto on book art: "the book enters the skull through the eye not the ear therefore the pathways the waves move at much greater speed and with more intensity.

For a chance to win a copy of all six books enter the Guardian's competition, which closes at midnight on 18 September.

East or West, as printed books entered the second-hand trade, collectors could for the first time compete for the same desirable objects whose value tended to increase over the centuries as their reputation and "collectibility" grew.

In a recent Guardian post, Ben Galley traces the rise of the self-publishing stigma--noting that it stemmed from a flood of substandard books entering the marketplace.

This is where the book enters into the story, the possibility to gather information and to be able to project images and concepts that go beyond the limits of the ones you're normally accustomed to.

RWA does not endorse the content of any book entered in the contest.