Sentence examples for booklets being from inspiring English sources

Tourists who bought some of the $5 commemorative booklets being sold at ground zero this week clutched them closely, almost reverently, as they gazed at the lingering hole in Lower Manhattan.

Some of this has been ridiculous, such as nonexistent Twitter tsars and pigeon fanciers' booklets being translated into Urdu (the truth was we produced a flyer for an area where pigeons were causing hygiene problems and the local residents primarily spoke Urdu. The flyer asked people not to feed the pigeons).

He shows a rack of booklets being distributed by an Amish customer: "How Wal-Mart Is Destroying America".

These booklets are available at $6 a set.

Address to which the booklet can be mailed to the student (booklets are mailed the following fall).

These booklets are barely readable, but they are not meant to be read.

After the invention of printing, short unbound or loosely bound booklets were called pamphlets.

The booklets are not prominently displayed but are sometimes found near the cashier's stations.

Bulky instruction booklets "are good to read at home" but should be left there, he said.

The booklets were then tested on the readers before being published.

The booklets were imprecise, slow to arrive in the field, and unidirectional.