Sentence examples for college text from inspiring English sources
Dr. G. has written several geographical books, in French & English, including "A Geography of Europe," a college text book.
By the late '90s, "Night" was a standard high school and college text, selling around 400,000 copies a year.
Silent Terror was recognized as a powerful, truthful, and passionate indictment of slavery in Mauritania and soon became widely used as a college text.
His meteorological studies gave rise to Elementary Meteorology (1894), which was used as a college text for more than 30 years.
In 1996, he wrote "Green Nature, Human Nature -- The Meaning of Plants in Our Lives" (University of Illinois), still used as a college text.
Among his notable books is "Music in the United States: A Historical Introduction" (1969, revised in 2000), still a valued college text.
Publishers say the prices of textbooks simply reflect the high costs of producing college texts.
I actually skim through my old college texts, embarrassed by what I underlined back then and what I was oblivious to.
Like others, hers has the slapped-together feel of castoff collections: college texts on engineering or mathematics next to dog-eared copies of Sinclair Lewis and Mark Twain.
He had got hold of a catalog listing books used as college texts and had made a specialty of hunting for those.
Wei Ziqi is one of the few Sancha residents who collect books; he has more than thirty volumes, many of which are college texts for courses in Chinese law.
