Sentence examples for books refers from inspiring English sources

The second of these books refers to Francis Bacon's Novum Organum (1620), dealing with inductive reasoning.

The example in the Guardian style guide is: my sister's friend's books (refers to one sister and her friend).

Consider these four phrases, each of which means something different: my sister's friend's books (refers to one sister and her friend).

Pages are called leaves, a spine of a book comes from the spine of the animal whose skin was used in the first books as covers; everything about books refers us back to the physical world.

"The number of times I've heard my books referred to as romances," she scoffs.

All the pregnancy books refer to Down's syndrome as a 'defect'defect

Nicholas Marsh, a research fellow at the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, compiled a list of books referring to the practice, including in Malaya, the Philippines, Burma, North Africa, Kenya and elsewhere.

A May 24 letter writer takes umbrage at the Simon & Schuster executive who, promoting electronic books, referred to a book as a "container".

In New York last week for the publication of my latest novel, I heard print books referred to as p-books: as if they were ebooks' clunky physical byproducts.

In addition, many of his books refer to one another, and all the characters talk exactly alike, giving their conversations the feel of an internal monologue.

Terhune, who in the books referred to himself as the Master, raised collies on a sprawling estate in northern New Jersey, which in his novels was called The Place.