Sentence examples for enclosed book from inspiring English sources

But if you check the enclosed book, you find that the CD is actually all Chopin.

In the enclosed program book a disclaimer explains that disconnect between the jacket and its contents.

The cinematics depict Mario and Luigi as they advance to the next hotel, discussing with each other and giving hints to the player such as: "If you need instructions on how to get through the hotels, check out the enclosed instruction book!".

He enclosed two books, one the biography of Halleck.

Knowledge is not enclosed in books kept in separate places such as libraries but is openly on show to everyone's eyes.

Truffaut had written a lovely thank-you note -- that letter is framed -- and enclosed two books, including one written by influential French film critic Andre Bazin, which Truffaut autographed.

You want something that lays horizontally and that encloses the book entirely.

And, in 2004, he released an all-French CD of songs about Paris enclosed in a book containing primary-color illustrations by Jacek Woz´niak — a project apparently intended for younger listeners still in need of conversion.

That doesn't give me the same sense of foreign bodies intruding too early in the private, enclosed relationship between book and reader – I tend to find it more enriching than encroaching.

In its original form, the text of the poem was supposed to fade from the page and, in Gibson's own words, "eat itself" off of the diskette enclosed with the book.

When mentioning a book within a paragraph, included the chapter and section of the e-book enclosed in a parenthesis.