Sentence examples for book opening from inspiring English sources

They considered designs inspired by a crown, a book opening and an ark.

Vijay is a co-editor of a Carnegie Foundation book "Opening Up Education" (MIT Press, August 2008).

In Dean Takahashi's book Opening the Xbox: Inside Microsoft's Plan to Unleash an Entertainment Revolution, he recalled: "I refocused it.

Reducing stress on the book opening is a preventative measure and helps reduce the need for expensive and time consuming repairs.

This one, "Circle, Square, Moose," purports to be a benign primer in geometry — a "shapes" book — opening with a spot-on parody of a pablum-textured instructional voice.

The Guardian reviewer Isabel Quigly called it "an extremely bright book, opening one's eyes to all sorts of aspects of youth".

There are famous book openings, and then, there are famous book openings: "Aujourd'hui, maman est morte.

From book openings and discussions, to flea markets and pet adoptions, the house also hosts events.

Hecate considers itself "a new hub of respect for differences, critical thinking and change". From book openings and discussions, to flea markets and pet adoptions, the house also hosts events.

This began with the debut of the book's opening chapter, under the title "Opening Pages of a Work in Progress", in April 1927.

Researched and written by professor Mike Haynes and Lib Meakin, the book - Opening Doors in the Heartlands: A History of the University of Wolverhampton - explores the university's heritage and the educational opportunities it gave to generations of students in the Black Country.