Sentence examples for book grabs from inspiring English sources

If a plot of a book grabs me I gallop to the end, and only on later readings appreciate the depth of the characters, the wit, or the beauty of the language.

The book grabs the reader by the throat in the first chapter; Irvin is described as slashing a teammate's neck with scissors, an event that Pearlman sees as symbolic of the unraveling of a dynasty.

This book grabs and holds tight until the final page.

Reap the rewards of reading James Stewart's blow-by-blow account of the financial meltdown by investing whatever government-securitized collateral you have left in a stockpile of books on finance, such as the richly rewarding ones we acquired during a seasonal run on books known at The New Yorker as a book grab.

By Vicky Raab September 11 , 2009Reap the rewards of reading James Stewart's blow-by-blow account of the financial meltdown by investing whatever government-securitized collateral you have left in a stockpile of books on finance, such as the richly rewarding ones we acquired during a seasonal run on books known at The New Yorker as a book grab.

There have been some high profile objections to the settlement, including Brewster Kahle, Internet Archive founder, who wrote an op-ed in yesterday's Washington Post titled "Book Grab".

This 130-page book grabbed my attention with the idea of the pleasure of wine espoused with an adventure into a somewhat mystical ancient culture.

Take time to pamper yourself -- read a book, grab lunch with a friend, take a long, luxurious bubble bath or go to the movies.

Instead of a coloring book, grab a sketch pad and draw your own pictures to color.

My 8-year-old, who usually considers herself rather old for picture books, grabbed them off my desk and read them cover to cover one after the other.

You kill some time looking at records and books, grab a couple of things to try on, head to the back and slip behind the huge floral sheet.