Sentence examples for broken book from inspiring English sources

"If you do them and you get them wrong, you've got a broken book.

Category theory was employed in this manner by Eilenberg & Steenrod (1952), in an influential book on the foundations of algebraic topology, and by Cartan & Eilenberg (1956), in a ground breaking book on homological algebra.

And MacLean isn't surprised that the romance genre is the first one to break Book World's "No Self-Published" rule.

If you destroy that which is different, following the sage analysis of A David Napier in his path breaking book, The Age of Immunology, you eventually weaken your system as it becomes a paler and paler imitation of itself.

"Ever since I've been doing this, there have been people who break books," Hindman said.

Artists' books have the opposite impulse: to break books out of their standard form and propel them toward the sculptural.

Since dispersed pieces of manuscripts stand a better chance than complete books of surviving fires, floods, and war, breaking books actually prolongs their survival.

There also is not much pressure to break books into smaller pieces, in the way that people want to buy songs, not albums.

There is another, more practical reason to break books: medieval manuscripts are often worth far less than the sum of their parts.

Yet it is perfectly legal to break books no matter how complete or rare they are, and it does still happen, particularly in the online, after-auction market.

Only Raab responded but declined to comment, saying the Standard had "broken the book's embargo".