Sentence examples for book trails from inspiring English sources
The book trails off until you reach its final piece, "The Synthetic Sublime," a strong evocation of a New York City that "disappears and then... disappears again; or say that every 75 years or so another city bursts out, as if against nature -- new shapes, new pursuits, new immigrants with their unfamiliar tongues and worried uneasy bustle".
The book trails off with her work at the Acumen Fund, a nonprofit "global venture fund" she founded that uses donations to finance growth of entrepreneurial companies in developing countries.
Book Trails "promotes reading and writing through outdoor exploration" and was started by the daughter of the bookstore's current owners.
She goes on to say that she appreciates Book Trails "because it ties both the literature and the environmental".
However, the book trails off after the 1980 election, dealing with the rise of religious fundamentalism only as a postscript.
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Countryside Book Trail Valley bookstores that invite leisurely exploration are on eye-pleasing country roads dotted with farm stands, horses and sheep.
When Omari was 10, two big moments happened: he became too old for Book Trail and Dizzee Rascal's Boy In Da Corner was released.
Lee's book trailed only The Bible.
You can mourn the death of publishing or you can start bushwhacking a new book trail.
Walking the halls of The New Yorker, one hears conversations about books trailing out of office doors.
