Sentence examples for book on demand from inspiring English sources

Other books included "The Senate Nobody Knows" (1978, Book on Demand), which followed the activities of Senator Edmund S. Muskie for 18 months in 1975-76; "The Pill: A Biography of the Drug That Changed the World"; and, with Joe Paterno, the football coach at Pennsylvania State University, "Paterno: By the Book".

Devs can also get in on the action and generate new revenue streams, thanks to a newly-launched RESTful API that enables third-party apps to create and print photo books on-demand for their users.

You can also use CafePress to sell books-on-demand and audio CDs.

The revolution in personal publishing where books are printed "on demand"—is an exciting new development.

But there are formidable challenges ahead for these new e-books on demand services, including perhaps a lesser one that can't be addressed by these charts.

His other writings include the book "Arab Rediscovery of Europe" (1963, Books on Demand).

I'm guessing that he was thinking of a vanity book publisher, which will publish books on demand.

NICHOLSON BAKER: Well, there's talk of kiosks that will print out books on demand and other innovations.

Among his writings on Eastern Europe are the books "American Foreign Policy Toward Communist Eastern Europe" (1965, Books on Demand) and "Tito's Separate Road" (1967).

His book "The Antonine Monarchy" (Books on Demand) is still available 43 years after it first appeared in bookstores.

He edited and contributed to the book "The Arab-Israeli Confrontation of June 1967: An Arab Perspective" (1970, Books on Demand).