Sentence examples for book of origin from inspiring English sources

Just after joining the European Union, Austria asked to be named official keeper of the central stud book of origin of the 3,500 Lipizzaners in the world.

But you don't have to be well-versed in either to enjoy INTO THE JUNGLE: Stories for Mowgli (Walker Books, 234 pp., $24.99; ages 8 to 11), written by Katherine Rundell and illustrated by Kristjana S. Williams, an oversize, richly illustrated, heirloom-quality book of origin stories for the characters who populated Mowgli's jungle world.

Qu Yuan's other works available in English include The Nine Songs: A Study of Shamanism in Ancient China (1955, reissued 1989), translated by noted sinologist Arthur Waley, and Tian Wen: A Chinese Book of Origins (1986), translated by Stephen Field.

I interviewed Jim Simons at length two years ago for my book on origin of life.

He told me at Bemelmans that he never thought I'd follow through with a book on origin of life.

American rights for a British book and British rights for a book of American origin can prove to be exceptionally profitable.

In 2014, the first year the prize listed the nominated books' language of origin, there were none from non-European languages.

This book of word origins is a lot of fun, and some of its revelations are stunning.

Verna Aardema, the name on her books (of Dutch origin and pronounced AR-duh-ma), taught elementary school in Michigan from 1934 to 1973.

Yet despite the title of his 1859 book, The Origin of Species By Means of Natural Selection, Darwin didn't have evidence for natural selection.

Chris Stringer, head of human origins at the Natural History Museum in London and author of a new book The Origin of Our Species, said the latest haul of Acheulian tools were "very crude by the standards of later examples".