Sentence examples for books proceeds from inspiring English sources

With his books' proceeds he set up a charity to help gifted South African children living in poverty.

His books proceeded simply, directly, empirically.

The book proceeds in sparse, aphoristic fragments, almost like prose poems.

The book proceeds from there like a stone down a hill.

The book proceeds in his urgent spirit, mingling personal knowledge and reminiscence with a Balzacian grasp of the whole.

As the book proceeds, one feels stirrings of sympathy for Lix that never quite break into curiosity.

This 436-page book proceeds, food by food, through assorted cooking methods, including pressure-cooking and microwave heating.

The book proceeds year by year, and individual stories disappear, to be picked up again a few chapters later.

I rather like Bryant – a "little wire-haired ratter", according to Daphne – who becomes increasingly bombastic as the book proceeds.

Chilly from the start, she grows ever frostier as the book proceeds, partly because Mr. Martin has difficulty translating her sexual abandon to anything beyond "sexual due process".

But the stakes in the Fang war of wills get higher as the book proceeds, and they move from the specific to the universal.