Sentence examples for changes to the book from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vatter added that there were no other changes to the book besides the new foreword.

David Cox: Gone Girl revamps gender stereotypes for the worse Discuss the movie's ending and changes to the book.

More recently, a Chinese version of Alan Greenspan's "Age of Turbulence" was shelved after he refused to approve significant changes to the book.

Once Darwin had sent a fair copy of the manuscript off to his publisher, John Murray, he made the rest of his changes to the book directly on the galley proofs, and evidently he wasn't precious about the originals.

He had numerous run-ins with his publishers, who insisted on changes to the book late in the process because of the fear that many of the real advertising slogans which it contained were too risky to print.

By then, I could read the news story more alertly, and could admire Didion's characteristic, terse response to the idea that she might make last-minute changes to the book.

The S.E.C. charges said Mr. Shelton regularly reviewed and authorized fraudulent changes to the books, while Mr. Forbes did so less frequently and sometimes acted through Mr. Shelton.

Most theater watchers will be aware that proposed changes to the original book inflamed the sensibilities of no less a musical-theater master than Stephen Sondheim, prompting a letter of protest to The New York Times.

Specific changes to the register book, the reporting process and analysis of results (listed below) should further improve reporting.

It is a set of changes to the rule-book for all members.

The new eligibility criteria for the Booker Prize will necessitate some changes to the way books are submitted for consideration.