Sentence examples for book to develop from inspiring English sources

But in that case she had an entire book to develop one compelling character through his own words, and besides, Perry is uncannily insightful about himself and others.

Moore's Manhattan writ says that after his refusal, the playwright Jim Lewis and director Bill T Jones went on to use his book to develop their musical without the author's "knowledge, authorisation or consent", he claims.

In that regard it is also important to note that Abebe Haile Gabriel, director of the Department of Rural Economy and Agriculture at the African Union Commission, writes in one of the book's blurbs that the African Union used central arguments from the book to develop the first continent-wide policy framework to support pastoralism in Africa.

The stated aim of the book is to provide advice to non-specialist clinicians, particularly in developing countries, who can use the evidence-based information in the book to develop local protocols.

This is a very compact statement, but it took years and several editions of the book to get to this conclusion, and the implications are rich, which is why it took the entire book to develop.

After spending £700 of his £1,000 life savings on paying an engineer for the early prototype, Lamb realised he would not be able to buy in talent so he gleaned enough knowledge of the various fields – starting with basic coding books – to develop his idea in the spare room of his flat.

Join the debate at www.theguardian.com/teacher-network Later this week, Jo Bowers and Susan Davis, senior lecturers in primary education at Cardiff Metropolitan University, discuss their reading for pleasure project, which encouraged trainee primary teachers to review children's books to develop their knowledge of children's literature, but also resulted in increased confidence in the classroom.

Levy says the pair decided to "take a week or two off from writing this e-book" to develop the analytics product that they wanted, and that week turned into a month, then several months.

Sponsored by the Screen Actors Guild Foundation, "BookPALS was founded in 1993 on a clear premise: children must be exposed to the magic of books to develop a love of reading.

Take an art course or spend time studying art and photography books to develop your artistic eye.

Within a few weeks of arriving at Kensington barracks, Hung Nguyen landed a job with a project distributing second-hand books to developing countries.