Sentence examples for book sun from inspiring English sources

"I came to America primarily to declare the New Age and new truth," he is quoted as saying in the book "Sun Myung Moon and the Unification Church".

But sometimes wishful thinking is incurable: the poster child is nuclear fusion, the subject of Charles Seife's substantive and lively new book, "Sun in a Bottle".

And of a subway ride: "This morning, I saw a black girl reading a book 'The Art of War.' I told myself: 'This is a nice book name.' Then I saw the author of the book: Sun Tze.

And recently Moir has moved into the art world - still under the stage name - first with a book, Sun Boiled Onions, and now with a show at London's britart gallery.

The jacket notes to his book "Suns, Myths and Men" (1968) said his hobbies included "chess, which he plays with a peculiar leg-spin, and cricket".

The evidence of his effort to do just that is everywhere in two posthumously published books, "SUN OUT: Selected Poems, 1952-1954" (Knopf, $25) -- from his early days as a founding member of the famous New York School -- and "A POSSIBLE WORLD" (Knopf, $24), his final collection.

There is a sense in which Amis is continually speaking through people to other people in this book, a sun happy to be outshone by their moons.

One night he ate too much shrimp and had trouble sleeping, as recounted in Richard Rhodes's 1995 book "Dark Sun: The Making of the Hydrogen Bomb".

"Memoirs" contradicts the account presented in Rhodes's book "Dark Sun: The Making of the Hydrogen Bomb," both in perspective and in substance.

The scenery is part candy box and pop-up book: a sun turns turquoise against a painted purple drape, a backdrop to a semicircle of flat conical trees.

TAJ FORER This young American photographer's first New York show is excerpted from his new book, "Threefold Sun," which records impressions from a cross-country trip made in search of communities and individuals influenced by the philosophy of Rudolf Steiner.