Sentence examples for book settings from inspiring English sources

And now there's a version, complete with more of the gorgeous, yet weirdly subversive, illustrations of dreamy children determinedly not sleeping in classic picture book settings that were part of the first book's appeal, that you can read to your children — even those children who are proudly sounding out simple four-letter words.

The next screen has the main menu and from there you have "New Order", address book settings and Teleprint credits.

"These books' settings stretch from Congo to Berlin to Calcutta.

Children allowed to have some choice in reading material, to read and discuss great books in the classroom, to find the books' settings on a world map and to dramatize their favorite scenes, can recognize that books are a source of valuable and interesting information on any subject.

Most of the books' settings (as well as ones that Larsson himself frequented) are in Sodermalm, a trendy part of the city located south of the tourist-heavy Old Town.

I am not as fond of those books set in frozen settings (61 Hours, 2010; Worth Dying For, also 2010) and other vast uninhabited sections of this country like South Dakota, and rural Texas and Colorado.

Many of the new book's settings are similarly malevolent, or infused with garish sickliness; conversely, spiritual salvation in the form of a maple forest "stretches for hundreds of miles in all directions like a secret undiscovered inland sea".

This book's settings vary enormously, from a California carousel (a nongimmicky one!) to Chicago's old-time Mafia castles to a secluded offshore getaway on the St .Lawrence River.

But certainly she was interested in the Slade School of Fine Art (one of the book's settings, along with the gruesome wards of a field hospital and a little Belgian town adjacent to the front), partly because in 1914 that famous institution was one of the few places in England where social classes mingled.

These books offer settings ripe for adventure – and these stories definitely deliver.

Apple created a paid-for service which was meant to synchronise email, calendars, address books and settings between Macintosh computers and iPhones.