Sentence examples for book rice from inspiring English sources

The 1994 film Exit to Eden, based loosely on the book Rice published as Anne Rampling, starred Rosie O'Donnell and Dan Aykroyd.

In between signings of her 35th book, Rice spoke to us about her newest work, her early critics' homophobia, and why she's not afraid of Donald Trump.

(Full disclosure: I wrote the introduction to a 2009 book about Rice, "The Street Stops Here," by Patrick McCloskey).

Largely because of this book, brown rice bowls with kimchi and whatever else is within reach now dominate my weekly routine.

In her last major book, "The Carolina Rice Kitchen: The African Connection" (1992), she detailed how the rice culture of South Carolina was "inextricably bound up with slavery".

Dillard, a Biletnikoff Award finalist in 2006, has rewritten the Rice record book.

But the form book suggests Dr Rice will be just about thick-skinned enough to ignore them.

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Not only would it have been vaguely familiar, but presumably, "like the local people, they found it … good for invalids or those with hangovers", as Sri Owen puts it in The Rice Book.

Piggybacking on Obama's racial breakthrough (which Condi is already paying plenty of lip service to in shmoozing the book), we see Rice reformulating herself as a valiant narrator of the African-American experience and a witness to the civil rights movement while growing up in the South.

Her book, Every Grain of Rice: Simple Chinese Home Cooking, is published by Bloomsbury.