Sentence examples for book showcases from inspiring English sources

The book showcases a large body of previously unknown work that Christenberry shot on 35-mm.

The book showcases the wisdom of twelve heroes — businesspeople, sports stars, writers, and philanthropists.

This photo from the book showcases a painting by Pablo Siquier, one of the designer's favorite artists.

Beginning with "Achilles' heel," the book showcases 17 terms and accompanying stories of varying length to explain their origins in myth.

£7.95, uk.phaidon.com Lange was the first woman to be awarded the Guggenheim Photography Fellowship and this book showcases her most famous work.

8. Dorothea Lange £7.95, uk.phaidon.com Lange was the first woman to be awarded the Guggenheim Photography Fellowship and this book showcases her most famous work.

Gossage's volume is a casebound book showcasing about 80 photographs, generally one photograph per page, across from a solid beige page.

He continued working almost to the very end, both on his cable TV series "Crash" and on a book showcasing his photography.

"I'm here in China with a delegation of business leaders to present this pitch book, showcasing £24 billion worth of projects that are available for investment – covering a huge spectrum of industries from housing to energy, and science to shipping," Osborne says.

Among Eustis's innovations since arriving at the Public is the establishment of a Musical Theatre Initiative to commission new works, and for the previous ninety minutes he had listened intently as, with the help of half a dozen actors, Gabriel Kahane, the composer and lyricist, and Seth Bockley, who is writing the book, showcased their efforts thus far.

It was this quest that McCartney taps into for her book, showcasing houses that project a different way of living, something "beyond the everyday", and with a connection to nature, an idea of retreat, a luxury of absence, or a beauty in form.