Sentence examples for book of counted from inspiring English sources
Mr. Riggio said Barnesandnoble.com also planned to publish some original books, including Mr. Koontz's "The Book of Counted Sorrows," a fictional account of the origins of poems appearing in his popular thrillers.
A collection of his poems, many of which have appeared in his novels as quotations from the imaginary Book of Counted Sorrows, will be sold as an e-book through BarnesandNoble.com.No word yet on rerun rights, but no doubt Dean Koontz has something in mind.
She is a Confessor -- a sort of holy witch, I gather -- and has a book for him, "The Book of Counted Shadows," which contains the "secrets of power" and was "written in a time before remembering". Darken Rahl would like to get his hands on this book, you betcha.
Juan Manuel's eclectic Libro de los enxiemplos del conde Lucanor et de Patronio (Eng. trans. The Book of Count Lucanor and Patronio)—which consists of 51 moral tales variously didactic, amusing, and practical drew partly on Arabic, Oriental, and popular Spanish sources.
In theory people in the publishing business are thoughtful and intelligent, but their inability to fix so fundamental an injustice of books counted and not counted because of their origin of sale raises serious questions about their thoughtfulness and intelligence -- and, not least, their idea of fairness.
Madonna hired top-notch talent for the development of the book; she counted on the help of friends from the music, film and fashion industry.
The blog is not so much a public forum, she said, as a "research trail," a way of chronicling the hours she now spends reading old issues of Confectioners' Journal, scanning patent applications, and combing archived phone books to count the number of candy shops in Brooklyn in 1908 (564).
McMurtry, the author of too many books to count but known best for "Lonesome Dove," is short on words and long on illustrations here.
That the Mormons had a book of their own counted for almost as much as what the Book of Mormon said.
Well read: I wouldn't dream of counting how many books I have.
But they are cause for concern at small colleges, where the Bowen-Levin book counted a quarter of the men and a fifth of the women on campus as athletes, more than half of them recruits.
