Sentence examples for book lower from inspiring English sources
'book lower' is not an accepted form of written English
It would usually be written as two words, 'book lower'. It is used as an instruction to lower a book down onto a surface. Example: Please book lower the book onto the table.
But doesn't it follow that if American-based companies are going to book lower profits because of the euro, European companies should book higher profits because of the strong dollar?
And accounting tactics — like new rules that let banks book lower losses on troubled assets and reductions in reserves for future losses because of mortgage modifications — may further burnish their results.
It does end on a cliffhanger, so I am assuming that that is what will happen, because if there is not another book, I am afraid I will rate this book lower than what I am rating it now.
The historian Sebastian Siebel-Achenbach, in his book, "Lower Silesia from Nazi Germany to Communist Poland, 1942-49," writhatthat many Poles came to the region because they were "attracted by the supposed German treasures to be gleaned at little or no cost".
Mr. Engstrom also said that although each Random House subsidiary set its own prices, most tended to set their electronic book prices 10percentto20percentcent below the prices of the printed versions of the same book, lowering the price when the printed book moved from hardcover to paperback.
Amazon has become the bête noire of the industry, using its market share to keep the prices of books lower than publishers and authors would like.
(Paper can be recycled only about three times before it's no longer high enough quality to use for books; lower quality papers can be recycled about seven times).
Why do indies price their books lower when they have the freedom to charge anything they want?
JK Rowling has sung the praises of a recent study which found that reading the Harry Potter books lowers Americans' opinions of Donald Trump.
Hasia Diner, an author and historian, will read from her book, "Lower East Side Memories: A Jewish Place in America".
Now it was evening, time for the history people to gather at the New York Stock Exchange, a stop in the new book "Touring Lower Manhattan: Three Walks in New York's Historic Downtown" by ANDREW S. DOLKART and STEVEN WHEELER.
