Sentence examples for dedicated books from inspiring English sources

Douglas and Richard Preston have both dedicated books to their mother.

"I do think they should have a dedicated books programme … the BBC owes it to books to put something back.

Several of his authors dedicated books to him, as he in turn dedicated his novels to other New Yorker writers and editors.

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Clancy embraced the politics implied by his brand: he appeared at political functions, spoke for the press, dedicated books to conservative figures and was a regular dinner guest in Reagan's White House.

Neil Gaiman is a big fan – the two writers have dedicated books to each other - and Charles Butler's 2006 critical work, Four British Fantasists, sets Jones firmly up there with Alan Garner, Susan Cooper and Penelope Lively.

And I ask again, why no dedicated book programme?

She and Trevor married in 1952 and he dedicated book after book to her.

At night, a dedicated book drone flies around the library to scan and update the books' positions.

'Higher Etiquette' is the Emily Post Institute's first dedicated book on cannabis and comes out on March 26.

Because after a generation of dedicated book suppression, Britain's public discourse prefers threats to facts, blaming to creating.