Sentence examples for book separated from inspiring English sources

The sisters in that first book, separated by oceans and temperament, move to the islands of Bali and Skye in an attempt to deal with lives in disarray.

Ann Marie A When it comes to insider guides, we in the fashion cupboard love the London edition of Where to Wear (£9.99), a pocket-sized book separated into two sections.

The top portion holds a letterpress leather-bound artist's book separated by Plexiglas from a velvet-lined chamber containing two illuminated paper birds (activated when the box lid is opened).

Anthony's take: Mr Comey's book, separated from its newsworthy, tell-all portions, is really an extended rumination on the nature of moral leadership.

Core spent two years trying to reshape the franchise as well as writing a back story in the form of a book separated into multiple chapters, with Angel of Darkness being the first of those chapters.

Gallant Mr. Dunton appears nearly halfway through Mary Beth Norton's suggestive if idiosyncratic new book, "Separated by Their Sex".

Generously illustrated with 300 images, this intriguing, beautifully written book separates the photographer's true personality from the myths surrounding him and highlights his lasting legacy: the works he left behind.

The rhythmic structure of Rutkoff's book separates mediums, encounters, first and second impressions, colors and symbols in sequences that relate without overlap in a clever and comic meditation on language, thought and abstraction.

As the opera progresses, Dee's obsession with learning deepens; he immerses himself in books, separating himself from the events taking place around him.

Martin Dumont, a former organiser for his Union Montréal party, testified that the mayor knew the party kept two sets of books, separating clean and dirty money, but chose to turn a blind eye.

The best posters in Kisch's collection have now been brought together in a book, Separate Cinema: The First 100 Years of Black Poster Art.