Sentence examples for designated book from inspiring English sources

He authored and photographed an award winning book, "What's In The Deep?" that was a "Reading Rainbow" designated book.

He authored and photographed an award winning book, "What's In The Deep?" that was selected as a "Reading Rainbow" designated book.

How long do you think it will take them to read your designated book?

They are increasingly stocking books in a central location, designating book suites or playing host to author readings.

Sports Illustrated has designated the book "Friday Night Lights," an account of a year the author spent in 1988 following a high school football team in Odessa, Tex., one of the top five sports titles ever, and called it the best book ever written about football -- a verdict that's hard to quarrel with unless you're partial to Roy Blount Jr.'s "About Three Bricks Shy of a Load".

The same holds for spending on books; districts with wealthier student populations and fewer minorities generally spend less on books, both because they get fewer dollars specifically designated for books and because their annual replacement costs are lower.

In contradiction to the Constitution, they are pressing for the Bible to be designated the State Book of Tennessee.

Instead of using the synagogue prayer book designated for the holiday, I took my own prayer book - Help.Thanks.

As "chick lit" applies to all books about young women starting out in life, so "therapy novel" designates books about older women rethinking their lives, usually in the wake of failed relationships.

Goodreads, the peer-book-recommendation site, lists books designated by its users as "relatable": they include the works of the Y.A. authors Rainbow Rowell and John Green, as well as several authors who were embraced by young adults well before that marketing category was coined (Sylvia Plath, Harper Lee, J.D. Salinger).

Nearly the entire South Shore and its barrier islands are designated in the book; so is the Great South Bay, whose marshy shores and islands are home to a quarter of the state's population of American black ducks and scaups over the winter.