Sentence examples for books are held from inspiring English sources
The sacred books are held to embody revelation insofar as they reflect the eternal and necessary order of things.
Likewise, certain images of God (and sacred books) are held to be uniquely powerful and true (pure) expressions of divine reality.
His books are "held back," meaning that no advance copies are available for reviewers and that pain-of-death secrecy vows are extracted from book review editors.
This semester, however, a wonderful partnership between a professor and a librarian gave graduate students a rare opportunity to study the history of the Jewish book in the place where the books are held: Columbia's Rare Book and Manuscript library.
"The library is not so much a space where books are held as where ideas are shared," said Geneva Henry, executive director of the digital library initiative at Rice University in Houston, where anyone can access and augment course materials in a program called Connexions.
Many of Pfeiffer's books are held in the Graphic Arts Collection including Liber Mobile; An Experimental Book (GAX 2006-0070E); WEndangeredffer: Endangered Species (GA 2007-1002N); B (GAX 2007-0982N); Alphabeticum (GAX 2007-0234Q); and Out of the Sky: Remembering 911 (GAX 2007-0031E).
Only books are holding their own, and that's because most books are nonfiction and not published for entertainment.
The investigations and the unsettled books are holding up Qwest's efforts to begin selling long distance service in its home territory.
In a way, those bindings are part of the cultural history of this object, signal of the value and esteem with which these particular books were held.
At the Lake Austin Spa Resort in Austin, Tex., a series called For the Love of Books is held monthly, and Canyon Ranch established a series of author appearances last year at its flagship Tucson location.
Book Readings in Schools Adding education to the familiar synergy of show business and book publishing, Talk Miramax Books is holding a series of readings -- from its own book list, of course -- in New York City public schools.
