Sentence examples for book exploits from inspiring English sources
For starters, while anyone familiar with Captain America's comic book exploits knows that the character is hardly a jingoistic mouthpiece, his name doesn't exactly scream that fact.
She is the author of a new book, "Exploiting My Baby," the rights to which have been optioned by Sony Pictures.
The review quotes the book: "His exploits make him a legendary figure among the Arabs.
So now we know which calamity this book will exploit.
For each book, Random House exploited its edition in every then-conceivable format.
A lot of people made out I was writing this sinister, money-making book to exploit the grief of victims.
It's not that I'm a fan of the football hooligan genre – I've dabbled in one or two others and found them unwatchable, and have never read any of many and varied books about exploits on the InterCity trains – but there's a compelling awfulness about Green Street.
(It's a twisted phenomenon that film directors and comic book artists exploit).
Stepping off his Falcon jet at Miami International Airport, Riley Bechtel — 47-year-old heir to an estimated $1.5 billion fortune, head of construction giant Bechtel Group — is hardly the picture of a man in charge of a company that was described in a 1988 book as exploiting "friends in high places" to score big deals.
Disagreements with Newby's Persian-speaking companion Hugh Carless, and odd phrases in an antique grammar book, are exploited to comic effect.
It's a time for introspection and reflection, for new beginnings, and for writers and publishers of self-help books to exploit us at our most vulnerable.
