Sentence examples for communications book from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday afternoon, offensive lineman Brysen Ginlack read a communications book while linebacker B. J. Fruean wrote a music paper on a laptop computer.

Finally, one communications book that received a lot of deserved notice this past year was Tim Wu's "The Master Switch," which traces the perilous rise and sometimes fall of information giants.

I dug out the communications book Ailes wrote in 1988, "You Are the Message".

My boss also gave me a few PR and communications books (see box) right at the beginning--definitely worth reading when you start out in this kind of job without much previous experience!

The author of seven volumes of poetry (Finally: A Calendar, Mindmade 2009), two volumes of translations (Vision of the Return by Amin Khan, Post-Apollo 2012), three art catalogues, four communications books, and one children's book, Baude has written for Condé Nast and the Los Angeles Times, as well as various literary and art sites.

Robert A. Ingoglia, 55 Vice president for promotion and communications, Ricoh BOOK -- "The Cat from Hue: A Vietnam War Story" by John Laurence (2002) WHY -- "John Laurence has written an evocative, eloquent and truly memorable American memoir recollection of the failure of U.S. political and military leadership in Southeast Asia.

Such communications -- in books and artifacts and conversations -- inspire identical patterns of neuronal firing in other brains.

In the course of the campaign, the Obama team showcased a number of new-media applications designed to project a sense of open-book communications to the public.

At a time when the younger generation has taken information gathering and communications online, digital books are being viewed as a way to provide accessible, interactive and fresh learning that could also save districts money.

He wrote a whole book about "communications" he'd had, via psychic "operators", with his own son Raymond, who'd died in the war.

Pauline Hoy Green, Ruby's one-on-one learning support assistant, explained to me that the app had replaced a less hi-tech communications tool - a book with stick-on pictures of various objects.