Sentence examples for books activity from inspiring English sources
The biggest sellers have been paperback fiction, children's books, activity books – guides to walking, hiking and cycling – and travel guides.
For instance, Omni Hotels' six-year-old children's program, Omni Kids, still offers families with young children a series of what it calls "kid specific" amenities, like games, books, activity guides and a milk-and-cookies turndown service.
A Kit comprises of different components provided for a particular theme and can include story books, activity sheets, flash cards, coloring books etc., all put together in a GGSS-branded bag.
Coloring books, activity books and blank drawing paper - Do not forget the pencils and crayons!
Dollar stores are a good place to find games, books, activity pads, puzzle books and even CDs/DVDs on the cheap.
The software update can also play "enhanced" books, which have audio, video and, for some children's books, activities built in.
Pottermore will be an evolving world in which new books, activities and background stories from Ms Rowling are added bit by bit.
During a press briefing today Facebook mentioned the use of the new popups in its redesigned Interests section, which now links your favorite books, activities, and movies with their corresponding Facebook Pages.
"This was our cash," he said, adding that he had left the party in part over concerns about off-the-books activity.
Off-the-books activity also helps explain a mystery about the current economy: even though the percentage of Americans officially working has dropped dramatically, and even though household income is still well below what it was in 2007, personal consumption is higher than it was before the recession, and retail sales have been growing briskly (despite a dip in March).
By contrast, the Senate panel's report found that "much that was wrong with Enron was known to the board, from high-risk accounting practices and inappropriate conflict of interest transactions, to extensive undisclosed off-the-books activity and excessive executive compensation".
