Sentence examples for bookshop shelf from inspiring English sources

The route Weinberg travels as he wends his way is a well trodden one – as many a bookshop shelf attests.

As an avid reader of all things Sarah J Maas, I was thrilled to discover this book on the bookshop shelf.

These are the books that live spine-out on the bookshop shelf, forlornly trying to catch your eye while their new brothers and sisters bathe in the front-of-store limelight or sprawl belly-up on the tables.

Often too long to sell to magazines and too short to sit alone on the bookshop shelf, the novella has long been sidelined as an awkwardly impractical form of fiction.

Atkins vies with the Zone while bookshop shelves sag under the weight of diet tomes.

Copies of What Would Keir Hardie Say? (Luath Press £9.99) have been flying off the conference bookshop shelves.

Curiously enough, Kelman's textual detonations are not the only example of self-conscious fictive weirdness currently reposing on bookshop shelves.

Remainder by Tom McCarthy 286pp, Alma Books, £10.99 Tom McCarthy's splendidly odd novel has finally reached bookshop shelves via an unnecessarily protracted route.

Today bookshop shelves are crammed with tomes denouncing the Bush oil dynasty, or predicting that America's dependence on oil will bring environmental Armageddon.Paul Thomas Anderson's "There Will Be Blood" is a striking contribution to this tradition.

It was scarcely possible to switch on Radio 4 without hearing a reference to or an interview with Joan Bakewell (born 1933) whose autobiography Stop the Clocks is currently crowding out the bookshop shelves.

Legendary American congressman John Lewis, already a hero of America's civil rights movement, will join the ranks of American superheroes on bookshop shelves as he prepares to launch a comic book version of his remarkable life story.