Sentence examples for conventional books from inspiring English sources

Conventional books, or parts of books, are in evidence.

If the books sell well as digital files or specially ordered paperbacks, the company will republish them as conventional books.

In addition to selling conventional books, VDM also extrudes thousands of paperbacks every year using content available without cost on the Internet.

But there are still plenty of inefficiencies in the supply chain for conventional books that firms such as Amazon and Apple can exploit.

Mr. King decided to put "The Plant" aside for a year or two to finish some more conventional books, eliciting we-told-you-so's from publishers.

Instead of forcing lives into conventional books, it is possible to find a form – or invent one – to suit the life in question.

The result is more like a branding exercise than a conventional book.

The end of conventional book tours is nigh, if a new online platform backed by the authors Margaret Atwood, Michael Chabon and Neil Gaiman catches on.

Angry customers said this was equivalent to the company's breaking into their houses to take back a conventional book.

"The Wild Party" comes the closest to a conventional book musical, but some argue that it is more like an opera.

Books & Bars, a twist on the conventional book club, is a nine-year-old program that combines books, booze, and comedy.