Sentence examples for book is returned from inspiring English sources

But librarians take it very seriously -- so seriously that in most libraries nowadays, once a book is returned, the record of who checked it out is expunged.

He goes on to say how sorry he is "that you feel the expenditure on the book was not worthwhile", and offers a full refund if the book is returned to him at the London head office.

Feeling uncomfortable and inferior, he nevertheless made an inquiry and the book was returned properly.

After a 10-minute wait, his slip requesting the book was returned to him.

After a preliminary hearing, the book was returned and the ban on Miller's work was effectively lifted.

"It's like having Barnes & Noble sell you a book, charge your Visa and then 3 months later change their mind, credit your card and demand their book be returned," said a disgruntled reader on the Amazon website.

Rogers had inscribed his book to "The Right Hon.ble The Lord Byron, from his obliged & faithful friend The Author", but the book was returned to him with the further inscription "Afterwards returned by Lord Byron to Mr. Rogers with the lines written on the other side".

(I had just received a royalty statement that said more copies of my book were returned than sold).

The central character Zofia (Maria Koscialkowska) a wise, kindly professor of ethics at the University of Warsaw, is paid a surprise visit by Elzbieta (Teresa Marczewska), a much younger, Polish-born American scholar who after having translated several of Zofia's books is returning to Poland to do research on the fate of Jewish survivors of World War II.

The majority of books were returned to their rightful owners.

They also eliminate returns of unsold books — a significant expense, since thirty to fifty per cent of books are returned.