Sentence examples similar to dropping book from inspiring English sources

After dropping books and magazines in a small circle around him, he invited the audience to sit outside the circumference, in close proximity.

She's finished two novels and a few short books, but has now gone fickle, starting and dropping books every few days.

Consider dropping books that don't keep your attention.

Police officers used batons to push protesters, and students dropped books on officers from higher floors.

During the fighting, students on higher floors dropped books down on the police, and captured the scuffle on video.

The men would often drop books off at the bookstore, she said, adding, "They help people, and people help them".

This follows controversy over the exam boards' decision to drop books such as Of Mice and Men and To Kill A Mockingbird after advice from Mr Gove to place more emphasis on English novelists.

Mr Tatchell said the shortening of the post-parade rally in Trafalgar Square would force organisers to drop booked entertainers and human rights speakers.

The addition of cover art is neat, and being able to drag-and-drop books on the virtual bookshelf to organize them is handy if you have a large list of books pending to be read.

You could get your book there at midnight, or they had a delivery service that would drop books off to the houses in the neighborhood (starting at midnight).

In fact, picking up someone's dropped books, or helping an old woman cross the street is a perfect start.