Sentence examples for book is named from inspiring English sources

The book is named for the pseudonym Rushdie used while in hiding.

The book is named after another CBC series, "The Age of Persuasion," created by Mr. O'Reilly and Mr. Tennant, a freelance writer and lecturer.

This much is certain: the book is named for an old Irish song about a man who wakes up when whiskey is splashed on him during his funeral.

The book is named Bluebird in honour of the white cliffs of Dover, to which the would-be refugees take wing.

In addition they strove to give every song a Deep Hidden Meaning, or D.H.M. — in the case of the triple-­platinum single Rodgers's book is named after, for instance, the fact that there was actually a dance called the Freak.

They're also tied together by the haunting evanescence summoned by Robert Frost in the poem for which the book is named: Nature's first green is gold, Her hardest hue to hold.

Recently the book was named a National Book Award finalist.

One book was named by three judges, but never as their favourite.

He was accompanied only by his dog, after whom the resulting book was named: Travels with Charley, published in 1962.

The book was named after a famous London comic actor, although he was not responsible for its publication and had died the year before.

— Four of the characters in my book are named John: the main character, the butler, the butler's wife, and the butler's son.