Sentence examples for book shooting from inspiring English sources

She then covered the siege of Moscow, which she wrote about in her book Shooting the Russian War (1942).

Years of no acquisitions, along with theft and book burning -- and that novelty of Taliban literary criticism, book shooting -- have left many shelves in the library empty.

In his recent book, "Shooting in the Wild: An Insider's Account of Making Movies in the Animal Kingdom," Chris Palmer recounts a notorious incident in which filmmakers working on a 1950s Disney True-Life Adventures film forced lemmings off a cliff and even tossed some into the sea.

Candidate says bulletproof books could save lives (with book shooting video!) [WBIR via Wired].

In his new book Shooting Up, the Polish historian Lukasz Kamienski demonstrates that since warfare began, men and women have used drugs to enhance their military capabilities.

In his 2010 tell-all book Shooting In the Wild, he explained how the crew behind the 1999 documentary short "Wolves" actually filmed canines they'd rented from a game farm, Animals of Montana, Inc.

The book shot to No. 5 this week on the magazine Spiegel's hardcover best-seller list.

This book shoots out endless fascinating – and sometimes startling – ideas and connections.

To borrow the title of a popular book: shoot black swans on sight.We are all Keynesians againThe problem is that trigger-happy intervention also has its drawbacks.

Cary Goldstein, at Simon & Schuster, pointed out that when Misha Collins, who plays an angel on the CW television series "Supernatural," wrote a Facebook post about "We Are Not Ourselves," a literary début novel, pre-orders for the book shot up.

The book shot up the Amazon bestseller list instantly as Beck's cult-like followers rushed out to buy it.