Sentence examples for doing book from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barnett agreed, but said doing book deals has added a certain glamour to his practice.

We attended an experimental school that, in sixth grade, gave us the option of studying math or doing book reports.

A White House spokesman, Ken Lisaius, said on Sunday night that the administration "simply is not in the business of doing book reviews".

Last year, while doing book research in New Haven, Connecticut, we met a social worker who told us about a twenty-eight-year-old man with diabetes.

She noted that Mr. Mehta had said writing was easier than doing book tours, but, she said, "That's not the experience in the Clinton household".

But they were at B.E.A. doing book business: Young's memoir "Waging Heavy Peace" is due out in October, and Smith's "Just Kids" won the National Book Award for Nonfiction in 2010.

The makeup maven KEVYN AUCOIN, pictured, who has touched up such famous faces as those of ELIZABETH TAYLOR, WHITNEY HOUSTON and ISABELLA ROSSELLINI, is still doing book-signings -- never mind that "Face Forward," the book he was signing the other night at Henri Bendel, on Fifth Avenue at 56th Street, was published more than a year ago.

Three years ago, decided to do book.

Sometimes the host does book the guests.

Baron Black of Crossharbour, however, does book reviews.

Upon release Greg Bear did book signings attended by Frank O'Connor.