Sentence examples for circulated book from inspiring English sources
An online petition is being circulated, book readings held and bookstores deluged with orders for the novel.
Arévalo was the author of a widely circulated book, The Shark and the Sardines (1961), which denounced U.S. domination of Latin America.
(Beaton tried to get all copies of the privately circulated book destroyed, but fortunately John Betjeman had given his copy to the British Library).
His correspondence on problems of philosophy with Ibn Miskawayh (died 1030), the author of a widely circulated book on ethics and of a general history, helps to complete the picture of this extraordinary writer.
A book called, "Type Specimen Book", issued by American Type Founders, is perhaps the only widely circulated book in the world whose text makes no attempt to say anything.
One of its noblest monuments, the devotional manual titled The Imitation of Christ (1441), became the second most widely circulated book in Christian history, second only to the Bible itself.
To provide material for Jeopardy, the school library circulated books 20,000 times last year, according to the librarian Steve Del Vecchio.
He acquired and circulated books by Luther, Erasmus, and other "Evangelical" and humanist reformers while at Metz; and he probably continued this activity at Geneva and Fribourg.
It is of little accident that among the first widely circulated books for Yiddish-reading [End Page 587] immigrants at the turn of the twentieth century an "American" cookbook trumped all others.
NYPL claims the circulating book collection will not be affected, though this claim has been contested.
The circulating books for both authors will be from the backlist.
