Sentence examples for complete books from inspiring English sources

But, of course, Dyer's books do get written: interesting books about boredom, successful books about failure, complete books about incompletion.

She lacked the discipline or the desire to complete books, perhaps because she feared further comparison with her notorious uncle.

Since dispersed pieces of manuscripts stand a better chance than complete books of surviving fires, floods, and war, breaking books actually prolongs their survival.

Teaching students to write the five-paragraph essay generally means drilling them instead of giving them chances to read (complete books) and write (more than five paragraphs) about what they have read.

One solution, said Mr. Johnson, is to pay part of the annual bonus before Dec. 31, and then wait to pay the rest of it until after the new year, when the company has had a chance to go over the complete books more thoroughly.

Even the relentless adaptations machine, which seems to produce remakes of her best-known novels while the previous remake is still in post-production, finds itself necessarily constrained by the fact that Austen wrote only six complete books, of which one – Pride and Prejudice – is by far the best known.

The complete book of dragons.

"To take a complete book apart goes counter to that".

Performed complete, Book II is harder to bring off.

The Complete Book of the World Cup is available now.

Simpleminded garrulity, however, is the hallmark of "The Amy Vanderbilt Complete Book of Etiquette" (Doubleday; $32).