Sentence examples for book pass from inspiring English sources
"It was a 'spite league,' " said the Cleveland sports journalist Dan Coughlin, who recounted the early days of the league in his book "Pass the Nuts".
No beach-bound horizontal consumer of the higher hokum is going to let the author of The Secret History's second book pass by unread, though what they will find is frankly frustrating.
Now that the subject matter is the stuff of history – when the word astronaut might be used in the context of historical as opposed to science fiction – does Mailer's book pass Pound's testing definition?
Paul D. Colford of the Los Angeles Times said that the essays in the book "pass as easily as an evening breeze".
To let this book pass through you and to sustain it long enough to write it down and edit it must have taken some courage.
For the Book Pass, the smaller the books, the better.
Mr. Jacobson's book passes a primal test, however.
Ms Shute's remarkable book passes that simple test.
Gordon, the last book passed as if in a dream for me.
Even the yellow pages of the phone book passed through the censorship office.
The book passes off the diary entries as genuine - a device that gives the book an irresistible urgency.
