The phrase "book public" is not a complete sentence and is not grammatically correct.
It could potentially be part of a sentence, but it is unclear without further context. Here are some possible ways it could be used: - The book public eagerly awaited the release of the new novel. - The author's book public consisted mostly of young adults. - The bookstore was packed with members of the book public browsing the shelves.
Dawn Keetley in his book Public Women, Public Words called the song one of Madonna's most perfect songs capturing her inner emotional life.
In 1915, Dale collected his lectures and notes into a book: "Public Speaking: A Practical Course for Businessmen".
His first book, Public Speaking: A Practical Course for Business Men, followed in 1926, and led inexorably through his growing stateswide audience to How to Win Friends.
Charles Henry BrewitheTaylor, the subject of his book Public Success, Private Sorrow (2009), was a pioneering sinologist, related to Charmian.
The American columnist Walter Lippmann observed in 1922 in his book Public Opinion: "News and truth are not the same thing, and must be clearly distinguished.
But we'll also look at some additional work in the dual processing tradition, and we have some excerpts from Dan Ariely's delightful book, public book on behavioral economics.
He went on to cite a statistic from the 2012 book "Public-Private Partnerships for Major League Sports Facilities," saying $12 billion in taxpayer funds had been paid to finance 51 new sports facilities between 2000 and 2010.
Some information that is considered to be PII is available in public sources such as telephone books, public websites, university listings, etc.
"At that price, who wouldn't want a book?" The recession has also meant more business for other purveyors of romance books: public libraries.
The research primarily relies on primary and secondary sources of information that include academic journals, books, public statements, news reports, news articles, treaties related to environmental cooperation or environmental regionalism or regional cooperation.
The data were collected from published literature; principally Volcanoes of the World by Siebert et al. (2010) and journal articles, but also other online databases, books, public reports, conference proceedings, etc.
