Sentence examples for book serving from inspiring English sources

One of my most disillusioning realisations while researching my book Serving the Reich was of how little scientists in Germany did to oppose the Nazis.

Gibbon is in his own little world throughout the book, serving up slippers as buttered crumpets, shaking hands with a pot plant he refers to as "Major", and talking into a lampshade as though it is a telephone.

Gibbon is in his own little world throughout the book, serving up slippers as buttered crumpets, shaking hands with a pot plant he refers to as "Major", and talking into a lampshade as though it is a telephone.

While the latest Kennedy book by Laurence Leamer goes through the motions of providing sober-minded assessments of the political legacies of Robert F. Kennedy and Edward M. Kennedy, it quickly devolves into that third sort of book, serving up a melodramatic account of the ups and downs of younger Kennedy family members.

This new charter was similar to the old charter (a discussion of the substantive differences can be found here, and both texts are available in Wertenbaker's book), serving as an effective constitution for the College of New Jersey (which was officially renamed in 1896).

The book, Serving the Servant: Remembering Kurt Cobain, is written by Danny Goldberg, Nirvana's manager during the band's meteoric rise.

Ultimately, the book serves up three narratives.

The ghosts for that first book served him unevenly.

Let this book serve as your playbook for winning.

This book serves as that standard's obituary notice.

First Book serves people whose incomes are in the bottom third of Americans.