Sentence examples for book rules from inspiring English sources

A handy list of book rules for our times.

By Ian Crouch October 26, 2010 A couple of handy book rules normally hold true.

He had "wine-dark eyes" in this series's first book, "Rules of Deception"; now those eyes are "the color of tar".

Last year at BookExpo America, the publishing industry's annual trade convention, the unknown author Amor Towles arrived to pitch his first book, "Rules of Civility," to the throngs.

The library book bidding rules were modeled after the new trade-book rules, but Mr. Roman did not participate in writing the library book rules and left the department before Baker & Taylor won the bid, both Mr. Roman and Mr. Henry said.

Officials reminded Kaufman about the "green book" rules from July 2006 that warned members against any claims which might seem "extravagant and luxurious".

They are what the book Rule was contracted to write would have been had she never known Bundy.

"While technology can gravely wound governments, it rarely kills them," Debora Spar, president of Barnard College at Columbia University, wrote several years ago in her book, "Ruling the Waves".

As Peter Mair noted in his book Ruling the Void, voters since the 1980s "appear increasingly accidental or even random.

From hearing her, I recommend her book, Rule Number Two.

Specifically, the article focused on a book Rule wrote about Liysa Northon, a woman accused of killing her husband.