Sentence examples for book produce from inspiring English sources

His television gig led to a book, "Produce Pete's Farmacopeia," and a stint since 2001 as the produce pitchman for Pathmark, the supermarket chain.

His Book of Letters (1470) was the first book produced by a printing press in France.

Before the critics went to work, the book produced headlines about Roger Ailes.

Why not select your favourite photos and have them printed out, as an album or have a book produced?

The book produces a state of radical uncertainty, as the city outside the psychiatrist's window changes with each waking.

In a wonderful little book produced in conjunction with the show, Mr. Hendricks explains how each box came about.

His first book, produced shortly after his election in 1998, was "I Ain't Got Time to Bleed".

An exception to the rule is "The Little Black Book," produced in the 1890s in the "Paris of the Plains" — Kansas City, Mo.

Perhaps the most influential book produced by any Reformer was Martin Luther's Small Catechism (1529), which added discussions of baptism and the Eucharist to the usual three subjects.

But as I discovered last week, another beige book produced by a formidable organization — Goldman Sachs — is more useful in assessing the outlook of corporate America.

Similarly, reading a book produces knowledge, and gaining knowledge produces value.