Sentence examples for book indicates that from inspiring English sources
Judge's book indicates that he was working at that store for several weeks in early to mid-August.
The spine on the top book indicates that it is James Baldwin's 1963 novel, "The Fire Next Time".
The author photo in the back of his book indicates that his hair is too short to fit in a bun.
One new book indicates that Mao was often morose at the beginning of the 1960's, when his policies led to a famine in which millions died.
He later passed the entrance exam for Harrow, but did not fare much better there - his punishment book indicates that he was put on report for neglecting his work.
Any reasonable reading of the book indicates that "Dying for Growth" is pro-growth, raising questions about particular policies and patterns of growth that exclude the great majority of people living in poverty.
The correspondence between the two, previously unpublished, is included in the new book, indicating that at least at a distance, love continued to bind "Reeves Angel" and "Carson, Dear".
Furthermore, although it counts as later evidence, a 1723 catalog of the library's entire 3,500 volumes lists the book, indicating that it clearly existed in the library prior to the fire.
Passages in the book indicate that it was written after the destruction of Jerusalem in ad 70, probably around 100. Textual conflicts suggest possible multiple authorship but may be due to inaccurate translations and to the use of traditional materials from different historical periods that are not easily harmonized.
Dates supplied throughout the book indicate that this arrangement of materials roughly corresponds to the chronological development of Ezekiel's ministry (although the arrangement also suggests a threefold eschatological [end of the world] theme that has led some scholars to question the traditional dates).
