Sentence examples for book packs from inspiring English sources
This deceptively slender book packs a helluva powerful punch.
The book packs in so many recipes there's no room for bucolic back stories, photos or detailed instructions.
This shows the greatness of the book because it shows how the book packs that all in (racism, sexism, the Depression, etc) yet in so little time.
The book packs a wallop at many levels, from the mythic Southern characters to the violent infrastructure of our cultural memory.
He suggests looking at social and cultural matters: where male circumcision is the norm prevalence rates are lower (the foreskin offers an easy way for HIV to enter the body).Elizabeth Pisani's book packs a greater punch.
It was the brainchild of the Clapham Sect and it failed miserably a complicated fiasco which ended in ex-slaves becoming re-enslaved as indentured labourers.But the book packs in a huge range of information on every aspect of their work.
"Drama" is a brisk book, packed with funny stories.
As the foregoing suggests, this is a book packed with surprising information.
His latest book, packed as it is with statistical tables and equations, will appear daunting to the casual reader.
A hefty, celebratory, coffee-table slab of a book, packed with stats and pictures like a book about sport.
Of the 117 booklets, each the size of a comic book, packed in the box, only 33 remained, he said.
