Sentence examples for book studies from inspiring English sources

His last book, "Studies in Classical History and Society," was published this spring by Oxford University Press.

Curriculum reform is a big issue though the interim government – the National Transitional Council – has scrapped previously compulsory nonsense such as Gaddafi's "universal theory" and "Green Book studies" – a speciality of the University of Tarhouna, south of Tripoli.

My book studies all of Melville's writings, especially "Redburn" and "The Confidence Man" as well as the shorter works, "Bartleby," "Billy Budd" and "Benito Cereno," none of which is mentioned by the reviewer.

Atta-Ur-Rahman, the Chairman of the Higher Education Commission in Pakistan, and a professor of organic chemistry at Karachi University, has published his ninety-eighth book, "Studies in Natural Product Chemistry".

Freud, obsessed with the need to make a contribution to knowledge, moves from studying the sex life of eels to helping the more established doctor Josef Breuer treat a young hysteric named Bertha Pappenheim, whom the two would later immortalize as Anna O. in their book "Studies in Hysteria".

When he is hired as a firefighter, the other members of the outfit see him as physically and mentally unfit (they give him the nickname "Donut"), but Donut masters the necessary tough physical discipline and the book studies and becomes an integral part of the unit.

"I'm going to get the book, study, take the test again.

The person featured in the communications case study in my book studied global communications and specialised in development communications.

Rather, the central points — as presented in my book "Study of Revenge" — have been either ignored or grossly distorted.

Kerouac, who calls himself Sal Paradise in the book, studied at Columbia when Lionel Trilling and Mark Van Doren were teaching in the English department.

Based on The Spirit Level, the 2009 bestselling book studying global inequality, the film highlights the toxic effects of divided communities on everyone who lives in them.