Sentence examples for book land from inspiring English sources

(Picture book; ages 7 to 11) Sports origin stories are surprisingly scarce in picture book land, despite the obvious appeal.

This is true even in Picture Book Land, where Ramona Quimby's mischievous spirit hovers over every character in development, and feisty girls rule.

Poky puppies may take the prize in the charm category in Picture Book Land, but the natural spring in a young frog's step has its own special appeal for newly mobile toddlers.

In his illuminating new book, "Land of Promise," the political historian Michael Lind celebrates the Hamiltonian tradition, but, in his telling, Hamiltonianism segues into something that looks like modern liberalism.

On his retirement, appointed OBE for his services to nature conservation, he continued to fight for the environment, and wrote the definitive book Land Use, Ecology and Conservation of Broadland (1992).

In his book Land, the community organiser Martin Adams urges us to see the land as something that once belonged to everyone and no one, yet has been acquired by a minority that excludes other people from its enjoyment.

And then Mr. Bissinger's book landed.

Then the galley of this book landed on my desk, and I thought, Why?

In this instance, they were on the case well before Schweizer's book landed.

Gore Vidal's words crossed my mind last week when a book landed upon my desk.

Sutphen's next book landed somewhere in between: a story of New York's future, but in a curiously anachronistic voice.