Sentence examples for book situation from inspiring English sources
What kind of guitar pedals to your guys use?" After a while we thought, man, this is definitely becoming a book situation.
Reportedly, Donald J. Trump was so incensed by the book situation that he screamed at Mike Pence while the Vice-President was in the middle of praising him, one source said.
She did not give any details about the two projects but did state that she was excited because the two book situation reminded her of writing the Philosopher's Stone, explaining how she was then writing two books until Harry took over.
Additionally, it is possible that the structure of the book situation (caregiver asked to share a picture book with their infant and engage their child in this activity as they would at home) reduced the social demand of the context and modulated the child's activity and behaviour masking possible associations between JA behaviours and later diagnosis.
His first book, Situations Matter, will be published by Riverhead Books (Penguin) in December 2011.
His book, Situations Matter: Understanding How Context Transforms Your World, is now out in paperback.
(Hey, my new book, Situations Matter, is sitting on that front-and-center table at bookstores this month, and I'm not complaining).
As I explore in my new book, Situations Matter, much of human nature is surprisingly context-dependent, and the allure of the attractive turns out to be little different.
It was a text-book situation: a controlled "sterile" area where the police have the upper hand - but the suspect has all the time in the world to think things through.
Historians, more than any other group of scholars, he said, remain "absolutely imprisoned in the format of the printed book," a situation he called "borderline catastrophic".
When, on February 26th, the New Republic published yet another piece critical of Sandberg's efforts — this piece, too, included a veiled admission that its writer, Michael Kazin, had not read her book — the situation seemed to have reached a nadir.
