Sentence examples for book to work from inspiring English sources

Of course, in Hocking's world — and for her book to work — trolls are actually beautiful, thin and "foxy".

I recommend you read Sam's book to work out if he's right, while I soldier on, in hopeless defiance of his research, trying to champion the comedy that excites me – without sponsoring snobbery while I do so.

If there's a technologically minded child in your family, Thing Explainer would be a wonderful gift and a great book to work through together, comparing these diagrams and simple-English explanations to the "proper names" you can easily find online.

And so, while readers might be able to put the philosophy of "The Good Book" to work in their private lives, there's not much hope it will be able to fully answer the yearnings that draw people to religion in the first place.

It is also an adaptation, so it is a little daunting to have this incredible book to work from.

It is no longer necessary to painstakingly follow through a brick-sized book to work wonders on your screen (or fall asleep on your keyboard!).

RE: The whole publishing process, from pitching the book to working with editors to looking for ways to connect with readers, was actually similar for both books.

This is why so many carry prayer books to work.

At 3pm Partridge checked the kitchen rota to learn she was booked to work the evening shift too.

He is booked to work on "The Sweet Smell of Success," with a ballet due on his contract with Boston for 2001-2002 season.

But Martin, who has worked as TV writer since the early Eighties, said he understood the show's creators would want to make their own artistic choices for the books to work in a different medium.