Sentence examples for book scheme from inspiring English sources
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library is a free book scheme.
If ever the NHS wanted a poster image to promote its Choose and Book scheme, the sight of Rip Torn in scrubs would seem perfect.
But the Kew Green gardens in south-west London are part of the National Gardens Scheme (also known as the Yellow Book scheme after its distinctive directory), where thousands of Britain's best gardens, hand-picked by a team of knowledgeable local experts, open for charity over the course of the summer.
The National Health Service Choosee and Book' scheme has been in operation for nearly a decade.
Box 1 presents the basic set of principles that separates a cellular reaction from a text book scheme.
And while this is the apparent battleground, the real fight is over the whole Google Books scheme.
From the beginning, the Enron leaders' trial was not what many people expected after revelations of secret off-the-books schemes that earned a small fortune for Andrew S. Fastow, Enron's former chief financial officer, and his cadre of co-conspirators.
Phillipson (1992) claimed: "English has both material resources (trained teachers, teacher trainers, teaching materials, literature, dictionaries, multinational publishers, computers and software, BBC English by Radio and TV, low-priced books schemes, etc).
Both companies collapsed after investors learned what some of their accountants and advisors had long known: that the companies had set up off-the-books schemes and transactions to hide huge debts.
The supplement also continued the popular duty-entitlement pass book (DEPB) scheme until May 2009.
Despite his Pied Piper influence on the kids, I must grudgingly admit that No Money Man is my kind of superhero – particularly since I discovered that his special powers include belonging to a book swap scheme and wiping his arse on the Daily Mail.
