Sentence examples for book fare from inspiring English sources

Refers to Fellini's book "Fare un Film".

But how would the male book fare?

I think it depends on your relation to the source material, and comic book fare in general, going in.

It was not until 1998, at a book fare in Germany, that he sold a Chronicle executive on the "Worst-Case" concept.

Or maybe the current fondness for brash and boisterous Marvel superhero movies has simply persuaded film fans that a new dawn is in sight for comic book fare.

73) Deadpool With fans forever bemoaning the sanitised adaptations of edgy comic book fare, this confidently adult take on the sweary antihero fan favourite should be a refreshing change and might finally gift star Ryan Reynolds with a successful franchise.

Almost every living organism in this book fares well as the story ends.

How this book fares with its readers will ultimately depend on whether they leave its pages feeling that it came into existence out of a desire to be written or whether it was, truly, a necessary artistic act.

Since then, he said, he has seen a shift toward more oversight, including memos that admonish employees when they book fares and rates that fall outside a company's guidelines.

Now the proxy for quality is how your book fares in terms of reviews and ratings on Amazon, and sales.

He also went back to see how the 35 companies featured in the book fared in the long haul, using the Compustat database run by Standard & Poor's.