Sentence examples for books edge from inspiring English sources

He described himself as the first humanist to visit this continent and wrote about his experiences in two nonfiction books, "Edge of the World: Ross Island, Antarctica" and "Beyond Cape Horn: Travels in the Antarctic".

He described himself as the first humanist to visit this continent and wrote about his experiences in two nonfiction books, "Edge of the World: Ross Island, Antarctica" and "Beyond Cape Horn: Travels in the Antarctic". His novel "Overflight," about a helicopter crash on the Mount Erebus volcano, was based on his own nearly fatal 1971 accident there.

When you ride towards the books edge slide your thumb under the middle of the board and pull so the tail is lifted and touches the corner of the book.

This post is excerpted from the Harvard Business Review Press book Edge Strategy: A New Mindset for Profitable Growth.

Parts of this article are adapted from the book Edge Strategy: A New Mindset for Profitable Growth (Harvard Business Review Press 2016).

Our first book is by one of my favorite cutting-edge thinkers, Joel Garreau, who brilliantly analyzed the sprawling of America in his previous book, "Edge City".

The book is called "The Dawn Watch: Joseph Conrad in a Global World". Her first book, Edge of Empire, describes British expansion in India and Egypt through the lives of art collectors, and was awarded the 2005 Duff Cooper Prize.

In his book "Edge City," the writer Joel Garreau traces the golden age of sprawl to the surge in women entering the work force in the 70's and 80's, when the number of cars in America doubled as developers rushed to build office parks and malls for women who didn't have time to take the bus downtown.

Daniel Libeskind's latest book, Edge of Order offers insight on the master architect's creative process.

His new coffee table book Edge of Order unlocks secrets to his creative processes and methods via backstories, sketches, notes, plans and photographs of his landmark commissions.

He also wrote the book, "Edge Against Cancer," which profiles 12 athletes who survived cancer and were able to return to competing in their respective sports.