Sentence examples for book speed from inspiring English sources

The pictures, outtakes and all, are part of a new book, "Speed of Life," a collaboration between the two of them that draws on Sukita's pictures of Bowie over a 40-year period.

For the last two years I've been working on a book, Speed Kings, which tells the story of the four men who won the gold in the bobsledding in 1932.

Her book Speed Manifesting shows step-by-step how to create a life that you love.

In a new book, "Speed Limits: Where Time Went and Why We Have So Little Left," however, modernity's deification of speed has more to do with pain than pleasure.

"Vitamin D dramatically increases the production of the body's own antimicrobial peptides," he told me, for the "Cold and Flu" chapter of my most recent book, Speed Healing (Bottom Line Books).

The rest of the book speeds along like something written by a hipper John Irving: Zimmer goes to the ranch with the mysterious Alma; meets Hector Mann, who dies almost immediately; Alma kills Hector's wife, and then commits suicide.

We hope that our book speeds the process.

In Mick Farren's new book, Speed-Speed-Speekfreak: A Fast History of Amphetamine, he connects amphetamine to everything from World War II to JFK to the Beatles to Hell's Angels to the AIDS epidemic.

"The I Hate to Cook Book" emphasized speed, and if speed happened at the expense of the rubbing and rolling and stuffing and tying and long, sensuous, self-congratulatory simmering that James Beard was just then making de rigueur, then, Ms. Bracken strongly suggested, so much the better.

I've never been to the famous Portland, Oregon restaurant of the same name, but the book (Ten Speed Press, £30) is witty, pretty and offers a stonking array of meaty delights.

Stephen M. R. Covey's book, The Speed of Trust: The One Thing That Changes Everything, explains how businesses and individuals can use trust to gain economic and personal advantages.