Sentence examples for book searching for from inspiring English sources

So I picked up this book searching for connections.

In his first book, "Searching for Intruders," Stephen Raleigh Byler borrows so adroitly from both Carver and Ford that his stories sound terrific right from the start.

In a previous book, "Searching for Memory," Schacter, who heads the Harvard psychology department, provided a comprehensive, highly readable intellectual history of memory research.

Her most recent book, "Searching for Zion: The Quest for Home in the African Diaspora," won an American Book Award in 2014.

The author is a black journalist named Rich Benjamin, and his book, "Searching for Whitopia" (Hyperion; $24.99), chronicles the years he spent in overwhelmingly white enclaves across America, from Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, to Forsyth County, Georgia.

Mr Dimon's appointment is examined in a new book, "Searching for a Corporate Saviour Princeton University Pressss), by Rakesh Khurana of Harvard Business School, one of a growing band of economists turning a critical eye on corporate management.Hiring Mr Dimon, he argues, was a classic case of a firm picking an outsider as boss when it is in a mess.

Do a book search for "The Mullet: Hairstyle of the Gods" by Mark Larson and Barney Hoskyns (Bloomsbury Publishing, 2000).

And those books if you do searches and book search for "freekenonomics" you'd find that as an example right where.

Use Google book search for those rare occasions when you need to look up or quote something specific from the "holy books" of ITIL.

Every county has a chapter of the National Humane Society, so conduct a quick Internet or phone book search for a location near your office.

Some say he had a mental breakdown, others presume he suffered from being "the one righteous man in a world of corruption", as Jason Zinoman, a comedy critic for the New York Times, writes in his e-book "Searching for Dave Chappelle".