Sentence examples for book sending from inspiring English sources
Once you choose a hotel, you can simply swipe to the left to book, sending you directly into contact with the hotel to complete booking.
She also hated the cover image Westcott used for the book, sending him an endless stream of other suggestions.
He spent three years writing the book, sending each chapter to scientists to make sure the science held up.
They're usually striving first novels or memoirs, each author, with a book, sending out a sympathetic existential flare: I was here!
Once a computer virus invades, it will seek out any address book, sending copies of itself to every e-mail address it can find.
In this haphazard way, Stratford becomes the transport hub of the book, sending Sinclair out to the sites of other grand projects: Manchester and Hull (where Will Alsop proposed his M62 super-city), Morecambe and – by an effort of projective imagination rather than actually going there – Beijing.
P.S. Don't send the hymn book, send the money.
Four million copies of Bunyan's book sent out.
The book sent me back to "shrew, sense 1".
Every book sent Africa has red pepper mixed with glue in binding.
That was why the Stephen King book sent the business into a tizzy.
