Sentence examples for book housing from inspiring English sources

We've not actually read the book housing the passage, though we've long been fans of the Canadian author's "Fifth Business" and other novels.

The evolution of the book from papyrus scroll to bound paper is an oft-told story, and for the history of book housing Petroski is noticeably dependent upon two turn-of-the-last- century works by John Willis Clark.

The evolution of the book from papyrus scroll to bound paper is an oft-told story, and for the history of book housing Petroski is noticeably dependent upon two turn-of-the-last century works by John Willis Clark..

Uniplaces allows students to book housing across Europe.

In the book Housing by People Turner (1978) criticised the traditional ways of inhabiting, characterised by poor flexibility, conveying what Mike Davis defines as "illusions of self-help" (Davis 2006, p. 69): when the inhabitants can contribute to decision-making processes and project achievement, the resulting environment appears as the positive outcome of social and spatial relations.

The book house, for me, was my Aunt Sarah's.

It finds a little grayscale girl and guides her back to live out her days in the book house.

Efforts to animate its stories did not gain much traction under its previous parent, India Book House, a book distributor.

A good resource, she found, was "Pet Sitting For Profit," by Patti J. Moran, (Howell Book House, 1997) one of several books on starting a pet-sitting business.

Also, users can't book houses online, but must call (800) 464-2040 and speak to a member of the site's "travel team".

They were not that well known but they had published a book, 'Houses and Palaces of Rome.' Josephine greatly admired the Chauvelin house".