Sentence examples for book towers from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, Auster's book towers over Emily Fridlund's History of Wolves (Weidenfeld), an enigmatic coming-of-age novel set on the edge of a lake in the American midwest.

In an e-mail this week, Bendtsen told me: My earlier book towers (Arguments) sought to reflect the fragility of human arguments, which are mostly inflexible structures in a history that is fluid and ever-changing.

The photographer Res's new book, Towers of Thanks, documents their mother's morphing relationship with Trump.

The photographer Res's new book Towers of Thanks documents their mother's morphing relationship with Trump.

Frances Dinkelspiel, author of the forthcoming book, "Towers of Gold: How One Jewish Immigrant Named Isaias Hellman Created California," is Hellman's great-great granddaughter.

In Praise of the Book Tower: on clutter, collecting, and the infinite stack.

The removal of the book tower gave us more room, and we were unwilling to face an empty chair, like Elwood P. Dowd dining with Harvey.

Designed by Gordon Bunshaft, the building is constructed of translucent marble panes framed in granite and enclosing a six-story freestanding book tower.

At 34 feet tall and made up of more than 6,800 books, the Lincoln Book Tower at the Ford's Theatre Center for Education and Leadership has almost as many biographies of the 16th president as the average dad's library (kidding!).

During this period she worked as a producer on Puzzle Party for Tyne Tees TV and Bafta-winning The Book Tower for Yorkshire TV; 1958-65: schoolary school English teacher, Spennymoor, Co Durham, and Surbiton, Surrey.

From the top of a timber book tower, for example, named The Ark and designed by Rintala Eggertsson Architects (a Finnish-Icelandic team based in Oslo), you look across a wall of books and the frame of the tower itself into the hushed reading room of the National Art Library.