She brought a present a leather-bound copy of the Government of Wales Act.
The camera showed his hand, with wedding ring, on the red leather-bound copy of the constitution.
On the coffee table in the living room was a large, leather-bound copy of the Book of Mormon.
Each author was then invited onto the stage to receive a designer-bound copy of their own book.
We got the first bound copy, and my publisher and I flew to Cincinnati to show Charley.
In addition, the queen gave the president a bound copy of a catalog of the royal treasures and a custom-made Linley jewelry box for Mrs. Bush.
In the sitting room of his humble brick home, a black-bound copy of the Old Testament had been opened to the book of Ecclesiastes, chapter 29.
But then Francis – by now visibly more relaxed and cheerful – sneaked in a leather-bound copy of his exhortation published last year, Evangelii Gaudium.
Ever the bookworm, he just completed a jewelry box "inspired by a very large bound copy of 'Moby Dick' I have in my library".
"Would you like to see it?" From a drawer, she produces a small, red, cloth-bound copy of the complete works of Racine in French.
When asked what a press will do when it is able to sell only a single bound copy of a scholarly work, Mr. Givler laughed mirthlessly and said, "Charge $40,000 for the one copy".
