Sentence examples for book of words from inspiring English sources

Next came The Book Of Words, surreal and dreamlike but no less potent.

HOUSING WORKS BOOKSTORE CAFÉ The German novelist Jenny Erpenbeck celebrates the publication of her new novel, "The Book of Words".

Label it how you must, The Book of Words is an unsettling, slowly revealed fable of oppression and fascism.

We did not sign up to producing a book of words that says nice things about House of Lords reform and then popping it in a drawer.

By these first two requirements, Jenny Erpenbeck's The Book of Words is clearly a short novel, with its generous timeframe and event-filled narrative.

"The Big Book of Words and Pictures," by Ole Könnecke (a German, and the author of "Anton Can Do Magic"), is not only irresistibly cute, it's incredibly well organized.

The latest, out this week, is Contact!, a book of word sketches.

This year he will publish a book of essays on GK Chesterton, and among his many other projects he is compiling a bumper book of word games.

He used to pass the time circling letters in his book of word-search puzzles, but now the pages were rotting and the blue ink had run.

Down the hall in 350, where the unconscious female patient still lies, her 30-year-old grandson puts down his book of word puzzles and starts to pray.

According to The Merriam-Webster New Book of Word Histories, Romans later borrowed the word as "schola" and, acknowledging the supremacy of Greece in the life of the mind, used Greek slaves as teachers -- the pedagogues.