Sentence examples for developing a book from inspiring English sources

For the teenager, Tracy is developing a book with the Junior Attractors, as Matthew Ashdown and Brad Morris call themselves.

It is increasingly unimportant to Alloy whether an idea ever appears in book form: although it can be useful to demonstrate to a network or a studio that a title already has traction in the marketplace, developing a book is time-consuming, whereas an idea for television can be pitched and sold within weeks.

Nameless Giant sank thousands into developing a book that I can now easily sell to one of its less doctrineblind competitors, and I don't have to let DRM companies lock up my copyrights.

By the summer of 2014, we were (1) "cc" on many emails (without asking for it), (2) invited to co-develop and moderate a yearly global UR conference, (3) invited to participate in matchmaking workshops at the local universities in the program, (4) developing a book proposal together with the URO, and (5) allowed to interview the divisional CTOs.

Today, in the course of developing a book about the lives of animals, I accompanied researchers from Save the Elephants, Oxford University and the Disney Worldwide Conservation Fund, and veterinarians from the Kenya Wildlife Service as we put a test model of one of those collars on an elephant in Samburu Game Reserve, Kenya.

The Romans developed a book trade on a fairly large scale.

Language Arts- Develop a book aimed at teaching small children about the Civil Rights Movement.

The committee then secured permission to develop a Book of Confessions that would deal adequately with the problem of continuity and tradition and would include a new creed.

My plan is to develop a book or a series of books placing Facing Change's work in the context of the documentary tradition that the Library of Congress is the repository for".

In December, 2010, then President Goodluck Jonathan launched his Bring Back the Book campaign, which aimed to "develop a book reading culture in Nigeria, especially amongst the youths who have lost value for reading either for educational purposes or entertainment".

_In December, 2010, then President Goodluck Jonathan launched his Bring Back the Book campaign, which aimed to "develop a book reading culture in Nigeria, especially amongst the youths who have lost value for reading either for educational purposes or entertainment".