Sentence examples for books cuts from inspiring English sources
In recounting Dai Wei's story, Ma Jian — a former Chinese dissident who now lives in London, and the author of three earlier books — cuts back and forth between his hero's sickbed and his memories of the events that led to his shooting in Tiananmen Square.
Books, cut off from their pride of place, begin to languish.
Re Bookbagg of the Future" (March 2): Digital books cut costs by eliminating the production, storge and transportation of physical books.
He writes: The work is primarily old found books cut with the laser cutter, as well as some laser cut drawings.
In one of his most influential books, "Cutting Through Spiritual Materialism," he wrote: "In meditation practice, we clear away the confusion of ego in order to glimpse the awakened state.
Gather some out-of-use books, cut pages into strips, and turn hidden words into pumpkin display magic, perfect for your porch or to add to a chic fall mantel!
The book cuts between two timelines.
"The first chapter of this book cuts spending by $39 billion over the next five years," Mr. Conrad said.
Readers of business books will recognize how Mr. Mitchell's book cuts across many of the debates raging in corporate America.
Mandel's book cuts back and forth between the present, when the outbreak is unfolding, and a post-apocalyptic future, when the survivors are beginning to rebuild.
Chart Book: Cuts in Federal Assistance Have Exacerbated Families' Struggles to Afford Housing.
