Sentence examples for booked outside of from inspiring English sources

We also don't know if he was between Uber rides, heading out to start work, on his way home or elsewhere, or giving a ride booked outside of Uber.

There are no innocents in my book, outside of the horses.

A place I can discuss books outside of my immediate family (fiancee and 12 year old daughter).

Even if e-books overall do not outsell print books outside of Amazon, the online bookstore is certainly a strong indicator of a trend.

Harvard College Library and the National Library of China have agreed to digitize one of the largest collections of rare Chinese books outside of China, according to The Associated Press.

In 10 years I... want to have at least one published romance about Antônio and be more established in the publishing market, with books outside of Brazil too.

Apple confirmed Tuesday that it would require app developers that sell e-books outside of their iPad and iPhone apps — through a Web site, for example — to also sell the books inside those apps.

The following is to be sung to the tune of any Pete Seeger song: From Porter Square Books outside of Boston and River Run Bookstore in Portsmouth, N.H., to Politics and Prose in Washington and the fabulous Powell's of Portland.

"We are now requiring that if an app offers customers the ability to purchase books outside of the app, that the same option is also available to customers from within the app," Trudy Muller, an Apple spokeswoman, said in a statement.

"We are now requiring that if an app offers customers the ability to purchase books outside of the app, that the same option is also available to customers from within the app with in-app purchase".

In her mid-nineties she was still producing books (outside of the novels she also wrote biographies, children's stories, radio plays, beauty hints and domestic advice), replying to hundreds of letters by return of post and giving superb value in media interviews, during which she concealed her failing sight and turned her deafness into a fearsome defence against awkward questions.