Sentence examples for book start from inspiring English sources
How did your book start its life?
Second book: "Start your day in a tattail marsh".
How did the book start to form in your imagination?
"Book start slow, then increase in pace till it becomes impossible to stand.
Not until I discovered Terry Castle's essay "Desperately Seeking Susan" did Nunez's book start to make sense.
And fourth, how do the errors affect the fundamental conclusions of the book?Start with the first question.
The book, "Start-up Nation," is among Mr. Senor's writings that Mr. Romney frequently cites in public.
In 1996, Mr. Kaplan wrote a book, "Start-Up: A Silicon Valley Adventure" (Penguin USA), in which he blamed Microsoft, in part, for the demise of Go.
Joyce launched into the weekend's agenda, assisted by Richard Nash, the founder of the book start-up Small Demons, and David Riordan, of the New York Public Library's Labs division.
The mechanics of book start-ups suggest an assembly line at times — indeed, the term "Lean" comes from the demand-driven Toyota Production System in Japan, put in place during the second half of the twentieth century.
Mr. Kaplan has described in his book "Start-Up: A Silicon Valley Adventure" (Houghton Mifflin, 1995) how Microsoft succeeded in persuading Compaq Computer to adopt its unfinished Pen Windows software over Go's operating system.
