Sentence examples for book given to from inspiring English sources
She wrote, hesitantly, in the pages of an exercise book given to her by her employer, an anthropology professor.
I have so many proof copies of the book, given to me by people certain that if I read it I would love it, that I feel guilty.
The New York Times's Paper Cuts blog looked at reviews of one book given to these users and found a mix of pans and praise.
He was barely a teenager when he read his first law book, given to him by his mother's cousin, a civil lawyer.
So fascinated was he by the myth, after seeing an illustration in a book given to him by his father, that he set out to find the city.
Terry, feeling a bit lonely, and disoriented, comes across a book, given to him by Ellen Slocum, the woman who had cared for him two years after his mother died.
These paintings express the underlying content and importance that the "book" gives to my still life work.
The books given to Dora Chance by her old flame, alcoholic writer Ross "Irish" O'Flaherty, are intended for self-improvement.
It was one of a whole stack of books given to me by Peter Sellars, the wonderful theater director and my Dalai Lama.
He can regularly be seen reading newspapers from cover to cover, and aides say he embraces the briefing books given to him each night.
The event was a showing of the only known collection of signed first editions of Pynchon's books, given to the UCLA Extension Writers Program by the author's friend Phyllis Gebauer.
