Sentence examples for down on books from inspiring English sources

"It wasn't water cascading down on books," Mr. Beard said.

"Because advertising is down, many newspapers are cutting down on book reviews, which is making it more difficult for authors to get reviewed," Ms. Schroeder said.

Also, as today, there was a trade in second-hand textbooks, so Charles had various ways to cut down on book expenses in favour of other enjoyments and practicalities,” Moore told Forbes.

Prison staff also cracked down on hardcover books and removed MP3 players, CD players, and at least one Walkman.

"If people have put their money down on these books, or their credit cards, it's almost guaranteed that the copies are in fact spoken for," Mr. Jacobs said.

Nobody knows exactly why the authorities in China decided to crack down on Causeway Bay Books, though it is thought that the final straw is likely to have been a salacious work about China's president Xi Jinping's relationship with women that was about to be published.

The Fed and other bank regulators would insist that bad loans be written down on the books.

While the new laws haven't yet been set down on the books, it has been widely reported the Brits are heading toward enacting policies that would require all banks to offer donation options at ATMs at all times.

The bags contain anywhere from one to five books that the kids can read and write down on their book list.

Hold down on the book's icon, and tap "Download".

Once you get your pirated book taken down on one site, it will just pop up someone else on the Internet.