Sentence examples for book tree from inspiring English sources

1. Biologist Roger Leakey's book, Tree of Life, highlights the ability of trees to help feed the planet.

"Book Tree," by Simon King.

Hemming's most recent book, "Tree of Rivers," covers ground familiar to anyone interested in the history of the Amazon.

Agroforestry was formally outlined in the early 20th century by American economic geographer J. Russell Smith in his book Tree Crops: A Permanent Agriculture (1929).

For his next book, "Tree of Codes," he excised sections of a book by Bruno Scuttingliterally cutting words from the pages--to let his own story emerge.

Aside from his DJing career and the forthcoming third album from the xx, he's scoring a ballet for the Manchester International Festival, based on Jonathan Safran Foer's experimental book Tree of Codes.

After marrying an ambitious young businesswoman, he becomes a househusband, then a photographer whose book "Trees of France" becomes a fluke best seller, then, after widowhood and financial ruin, a part-time gardener.

In the new book Trees on Mars: Our Obsession with the Future, journalist and futurism skeptic Hal Niedzviecki sees technology product cycles as amplifying and, indeed, multiplying tensions and human anxieties.

Formerly the men's store and soon to be the new shoe department, it is sectioned into avaf-conceived "stations," or boutiques, for toys, candy, books, tree trimmings, cosmetics, T-shirts and pricier Lady Gaga collectibles made under the supervision of Nicola Formichetti, creative director for Thierry Mugler and the pop star's stylist.

She took up writing and produced two books, Trees and Shrubs for Landscape Effects (1940) and The Seeing Eye.

The latest tribute comes from the Harvard graduate and Taschen Architecture Now! series author Philip Jodidio, whose book "Tree Houses: Fairy Tale Castles in the Air" (Taschen, $70) catalogs 50 tree homes from around the world.