Sentence examples for book to generate from inspiring English sources

Financial problems caused her to race less, and in the 1970s, Betty, as she was then known, tried to write another book to generate funds.

Although many methods have been used to generate using the L-System and IFS approach the combination of two L-System models, one for the base Koch curve and that of L-System for recursive mathematical formulae have been shown in this book to generate a class of amazing linear fractals.

If you manage to get the order wrong and, like Bill or Hillary Clinton, seek public service or political power first, at some point you need to correct your "error" and cash in on a lucrative speaking tour or tell-all book to generate the moola needed to support a fabulous, material-laden lifestyle.

The transmitter superimposes L code-words, one from each code-book, to generate the transmitted signal.

Read three of those babies and I had enough free books to generate several more free books.

Authors will use the Book Search to generate new ideas, and track reader trends, as they currently do on Amazon.

Cruz, a contender for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, used the book effectively to generate a media blitz this week, in hopes of boosting his poll numbers in a crowded GOP field.

The conduct book "helped to generate the belief that there was such a thing as a 'middle class' and that the modest, submissive but morally and domestically competent woman it described was the first 'modern individual'".

The book is expected to generate huge interest when it goes on sale on 1 September.

It may prove more controversial than his book, which continues to generate debate in political and economic circles.

Music of Changes dates from 1951, the watershed year in John Cage's development, when he began to eliminate any element of personal choice in his compositions by relying on indeterminacy – in this case the I Ching, the Chinese book of divination – to generate his music.