Sentence examples for books thin from inspiring English sources

2 books (thin binding) to read.

This is a short book, thin at a few places.

In our review of the book, Thin Reads gave Drinking only one meager reed (out of 4).

And it offers some new context: slipped into a pocket in the back cover is a pamphlet on phone-book-thin paper (and typeset in Bodoni, of course) that includes an essay, "Bodoni's Typography in Historical Perspective," by the print historian Stephan Füssel.

In the best selling book Thinner This Year, co-author Jen Sacheck writes that so-called Bad Stuff fatty red meats, fried foods, overly processed grains like white bread and pasta, fast food, ice cream, candy represents "about 50percentt of the average American diet" and that "a whopping 35percentt of the total average daily calorie intake comes from added sugars and solid fats".

Jon Krakauer's new book, Into Thin Air (Villard Books; $24.95, hardcover), fits the bill.

Lauren pens (or types) the Foodtrainers' blog and is the author of the upcoming book The Little Book of Thin (Perigee 2014).

Palm-leaf books are thin rectangular strips of palm leaves that are bound at one end.

HP dreamed of what he called "nightgaunts" which later appeared in his books as thin, black, and faceless humanoids that tickle their victims into submission.

Yet we've had ample warning that Dublin was being seen as the wild frontier of dodgy transactions, cooked books and thin veneers.

I'm getting the unabridged version because funny books are thin on the ground and I'm curious to hear how it sounds read by Anna Bentinck.