Sentence examples for bound in leather from inspiring English sources

It is 90 pages long, bound in leather, and written and printed entirely in Latin.

Her tweed ponchos were bound in leather, and her coats had a special, supple swing.

Annals of Surgery, v.124, n. 2 (Aug. 1946) "In Honor of Allen O. Whipple" (specially bound in leather).

Books about the early days of The New Yorker say that Ellin had her manuscripts bound in leather.

Meese's dissertation, "Examining Downsizing in the United States Army," rested on a nearby table, bound in leather.

First, reports must be typed and bound in leather binders stamped in gold with the name of individual retailers. . . .

Binding: Both volumes bound in soft leather over boards; volume 1 in dark leather, volume 2 in tan leather, spine tops and some edges burst, covers and paper wormed along some margins and some gatherings loose.

The book is bound in rich leather.

Volume One: "Transcriptions," bound in 1⁄4 leather, is a Spanish language transcription.

At these lines he saw the tears well in Maisie's eyes, and reached under his chair to produce his gift, "Areopagitica," bound in calf leather in 1738.

"This is a biography of the Prophet Muhammad," he said, gingerly lifting one manuscript bound in crumbling leather.