Sentence examples for case a book from inspiring English sources

In Jeb Bush's case, a book wipes his indolence clean.

Customers bought what they wanted, in this case a book of smut rather than a case of eye-strain.

And so, it follows that the solution is to begin a project — in this case, a book — and let the people have at it.

For my money (already gone in this case), a book about Saul Steinberg, in any form, that doesn't include some of his actual cartoons and art is not a book about Saul Steinberg.

Harley seems to have been one of those academics whose careers are spent reconnoitring the lower slopes of a magnum opus — in his case, a book to be called "The Map as Ideology" — without ever writing it.

As is often the case here, Mr. Goodman points out that there is a good, straightforward biography of his subject (in this case a book called "Angel in Top Hat," by Zulma Steele) that is difficult if not impossible to find.

In rare cases a book written under a pseudonym may have two names listed once the pseudonym is unveiled, like The Cuckoo's Calling written by J.K. Rowling under the pen name Robert Galbraith.

The same year he published Famous and Infamous Cases, a book on noted trials through history, such as those at Nuremberg.

The Daily Telegraph has lost a libel case over a book review.

Leaning against an instrument case reading a book, backlighted by a windowful of ghostly sunlight, he looks achingly fragile.

Or, at least, it is in the case of a book as richly, bravely, finely made as "The Secret Garden".