Sentence examples for calls book from inspiring English sources
6. Celant has written or edited more than 200 volumes; they have their own shelves in what he calls "the Archive," which represents 50 years of gathering and is otherwise organized by subject and type (architecture and design, monographs, literature, music and dance, etc).. 7. Celant calls book collecting his "drug".
Oddly absent from the Kindle Fire at launch was the ability to share interesting snippets of text like its e-ink brethren, but that functionality has been added, along with the ability to tap into Amazon's people-powered Shelfari service for what the company calls Book Extras — extra related information pertaining to the book a reader is poring through.
Dubbed "Little Fish," it can translate languages, check stock prices, search for locations, read the news, make phone calls, book movie tickets, and even pay for mobile phones.
Michael sells books at a place called Book Nook.
To aid adaptive learning, a function called "Book" is provided to enable learners to arrange personalized learning goals and paths.
Simon & Schuster has created a Facebook app called Book Battle, a literary version of hotornot.com.
It's sometimes called book history, or (if we're being formal) the history of the book.
It was called "Book of the Dead" by Wallis Budge, who translated the manuscript for the British Museum, in 1895.
At Google we have this program product called book search.
So can we really call books that may serve a therapeutic purpose failures?
