Sentence examples for determined book from inspiring English sources

And the weather this year, pleasant mid-80s temperatures with sunshine, allowed determined book lovers to peruse book vendors lining the square's cross streets or to scurry from one venue to another with ease.

It determined the book no longer belonged on the open stacks, but rather should be tucked away in the Hunt Collection, materials which are kept in a vaultlike room accessible only to staff members.

As a producer for NPRs All Things Considered, I was determined to book him.

Based on her unprecedented study of 450 women, in which women could talk about whatever was important to them, it was the women of her study who determined the book's topic: how girls learn about sexuality from their mothers.

Core text: Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness" (1899) modernised a vision of white men in extremis already determined by books like Robinson Crusoe.

If a new number for a book about a work is needed, check Orbis to determine the book number used at Yale for that work, add 3 and additional digit(s) for the main entry.

Their test to determine a book's "brittleness," and, hence, its discardability, gives him his title.

Publishers use these figures when determining future book deals, and the authors argue that actions by Eagle and Regnery have long-term effects on their careers.

A 1991 survey of 5,000 Americans conducted by the Library of Congress to determine which book had made the greatest difference in their readers' lives listed To Kill A Mockingbird as second only to the Bible.

Condition: Condition is a major factor in determining a book's value along with intrinsic importance, supply and demand.

For example, we can look at Apple's financials and determine its book value — what the company's assets would be worth if hypothetically liquidated today.