Sentence examples for books post from inspiring English sources
First off: a thankyou for all the enthusiastic responses to the inaugural secret histories of secondhand books post.
On a new Web site, eight children's book authors are pretending that monsters are forcing them to "blog about brilliant books, post exclusive poems and stories, reveal secret writing tips and more".
In the London Review of Books, post Flaubert's Parrot, Julian Barnes described meeting a judge who said: "I hadn't even heard of this fellow Flaubert before I read your book.
Sometimes people who are posting their books, post fake pictures and when the user buys it, they get disappointed by the books' condition.
When I started the book I was genuinely worried that I was losing my memory to Google, but the more I studied the way that everyday memory works, the more I realized how much we already rely on other outside sources — books, Post-it notes, etc. — but also other people to remember things.
If there were a Stephen King Plot Generator somewhere out there on the Web, it would work, most of the time, by mashing up ideas from all of what used to be called speculative fiction — including sci-fi, horror, fantasy, historical (and alternate-history) fiction, superhero comic books, post-apocalyptic tales, and so on — before dropping the results into small-town Maine.
Children who had received free books posted significantly higher test scores than the children who received activity books.
Among several comprehensive and worthy obituaries, the New York Review of Books posted a retrospective of Dworkin's pieces for them.
Last night, the New York Review of Books posted a February 2007 report on prisoners in Guantanamo Bay by the International Committee on the Red Cross.
Mr. Wilkoff is one of thousands of parents who now have a direct channel into their children's classroom through online grade books posted by teachers.
At the Guardian, John Vidal posted Google crop circles - coordinates clue in online sci-fi mystery, while Alison Flood at Books posted Google's crop circle mystery: is HG Wells at its centre?
