Sentence examples for books elected from inspiring English sources

For some reason, the folks at Gotham Books elected not to make any changes for the American edition, a typesetting convenience that makes the book virtually useless for American readers.

5 time Emmy- nominee Will Durst has a new e-book: "Elect to Laugh!" published by Hyperink.

In the career that followed, Rich Kane wrote books, tutored elected officials and had a strategic perch to watch the unfolding of the environmental movement.

So they are moved back, to the chagrin of many in the crowd, for a mayor (conspicuously clad in chains of office), local politicians and other dignitaries, who seem less self-important than lacking in self-awareness that this clumsy act, freighted with such offence, is worth a chapter in a text book about elected officials' own goals.

I planned it that there was a guy in book one, running to be a member of parliament, book two he's elected, book three the parliament is up and running.

Ann Althouse's review of my book "Electing Justice: Fixing the Supreme Court Nomination Process" (July 3) is a classic example of a review of a different book.

5 time Emmy- nominee Will Durst's e- book "Elect to Laugh!" published by Hyperink, now available at Redroom.com, Amazon and many other fine virtual book retailers near you.

Five-time Emmy nominee Will Durst's new e- book "Elect to Laugh!" published by Hyperink, now available at Redroom.com, Amazon or any fine virtual book retailer near you.

A well-known literary figure and author of several poetic works apart from his historical books, he was elected to the Académie Française in 1787.

Secondly, not every single person in the book is an elected person.

Listening to him on Desert Island Discs some years ago, I waited for him to choose Yeats's poems as his elected book, only to hear him demand Ulysses instead; on reflection I was not surprised.