Sentence examples for book outlets from inspiring English sources
He chose mass-market hardcovers that flood the used book outlets -- titles by John Grisham and Danielle Steel, or biographies of Michael Jackson, he said -- because they are cheap, clean and a nice, generous size.
County records show that to help keep the county's nine book outlets running, the average household here pays about $38 a year in property taxes, the same as a month's basic cable television bill.
Amazon and Barnes & Noble are the only two book outlets that have a meaningful share of both the e-book and print markets, assets that are becoming increasingly important as book buyers turn more and more to online channels to purchase books.
His new all-star book "Breaking Out of Show Business: What I Discovered by Not Being Discovered" (by Post Hill Publishing) can be found at numerous book outlets including Amazon and Barnes and Noble.
This may be a reflection of a combination of factors libraries as an exceedingly new innovation in communities, very rural communities with little or no access to book outlets, and even a lack of awareness among the various government sectors about the existence of the libraries and their potential to use them for circulating documents and facilitating their own sectoral education efforts.
The crowd outside the Book Outlet, which numbered about 200, included former staffers and current government workers, who lent the event the air of a family reunion.
Borders Group will install high-speed wireless service in cafes in all domestic Borders Books outlets by mid-2003, the company announced yesterday.
Namely, in addition to competing with e-commerce giant Amazon, whose empire began with bookselling, these startups compete with other so-called "Netflix for e-books" outlets: (gasp!) local libraries.
And in an unexpected twist, the Causeway Bay Books outlet – still closed to the public – was purchased by a Chinese national.
The Monticello Inn, two blocks from Union Square in San Francisco, has added a button on its room telephones that rings the nearby Borders Books outlet, where an agent will take an order and have it sent to the room.
That new e-book outlet has put pressure on Amazon to allow publishers to raise prices on their titles, a concession that could help revenues in the short term but make Amazon less appealing to customers in the long run.
