Sentence examples for book hall from inspiring English sources

In the prologue to his book, Hall makes a claim that has caused confusion like that following from Quintilian's remark on Roman satire.

His latest book, Hall of Mirrors: The Great Depression, the Great Recession, and the Uses – and Misuses – of History, was recently published by Oxford University Press.

I took "evolutionary developmental biology" as the title for my 1992 book (Hall 1992), which set out to summarize what was then known about the origins of the field, its history, and its role in contributing to the evolutionary process.

Either character would have been enough to cement his place in the comic book hall of fame, but Ditko's list stretched much longer, including key figures in the Marvel universe.

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For his book, Hall analyzed Gone With the Wind, Peyton Place, To Kill a Mockingbird, Valley of the Dolls, The Godfather, The Exorcist, Jaws, The Dead Zone, The Hunt for Red October, The Firm, The Bridges of Madison County and The Da Vinci Code.

So she has to book halls and rent furniture, sound systems, and everything else she needs at a hefty cost.

The British Council's local liaison officer, Patience, who is more accustomed to shepherding visiting dignitaries around schools, has booked Hall to give a press conference, host a workshop with local musicians, and do a DJ set the same evening.

Mr. Kamel, who came to the United States from Egypt 14 years ago and is a commentator on "National Arabic TV," a program on local access cable television, also books halls and hires musicians for Arabic entertainers from overseas performing in this country.

This time they have had to book a hall for 150 to 200 delegates.

Mark McDonald, the chorus's executive director, said the group could not book the hall even two and three years in advance.