Sentence examples for call book from inspiring English sources

From the novelist's point of view, participation in what Gore Vidal used to call "book chat" is not just a public service, but an act of self-interest.

Like far too many Broadway musicals, whether in the 1920s or today, "The Gershwins and Me" has what theater people call "book trouble".

Book toys like "Butterpillars" are seemingly created to catapult very small children into what I will call book books, those with simple but straightforward stories and pictures.

Thanks to the accidental survival in Lucretius' book 4 of two alternative programmatic passages for the book, we can work out that what we call book 4 was initially planned to come directly after book 2, a sequence of topics which would have exactly reproduced Epicurus' own in On nature, and that it was only in a later phase that he reorganised his material so that our book 3 came to intervene.

Emails between Navy officials obtained by Thompson through a Freedom of Information Act request included one from a Navy public affairs officer dated April 15 , 1999saying with regard to Thompson, "I will call book wholesalers and tell them not to set up book signings with this author".

E-mails between U.S. Navy officials obtained by Thompson through a Freedom of Information request included one from a U.S. Navy public affairs officer saying with regard to Thompson, "I will call book wholesalers and tell them not to set up book signings with this author".

The Productivity Commission doesn't dare call books books.

So can we really call books that may serve a therapeutic purpose failures?

The objects we call books aren't the real books, observed contemporary American essayist Rebecca Solnit.

And where exactly do they come from, these peculiar objects we call books?

Although it's not a typical near-death narrative, my favorite close-call book is Michael Ondaatje's "The English Patient," a novel that is, among other things, about a man who escapes death only to spend the rest of his life mourning the woman he loved.