Sentence examples for end book from inspiring English sources

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania's East End Book Exchange adopts a pop-up model that keeps book lovers happy and costs down.

The Antiquarian Booksellers Association of Great Britainn has been taking decisive steps to end book rings at book auctions as they have been receiving unfavorable publicity lately.

Newly arrived bookmakers went to the end of the line, and any bettor requesting unusually long odds was motioned down the line with the phrase, "That's one for the end book".

By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, October 13 , 1956P. 102 The Antiquarian Booksellers Association of Great Britainn has been taking decisive steps to end book rings at book auctions as they have been receiving unfavorable publicity lately.

While a few prescient visitors to the East End book rooms in small inns or bed-and-breakfasts weeks or months ahead, most have no choice but to leave the Hamptons at the end of the day.

For the studio, whose involvement has all but insulated it from many of the financial problems that have recently hit their competitors – such as the declining DVD market – the impulse to milk the final instalment for all it's worth (already the end book was split into two films) is understandable.

He stared into the long, beautifully furnished room with a shoulder-high stone fireplace at its far end, book-filled shelves, Chinese carpets on a gleaming hardwood floor.

East End Books, 53 The Circle.

Now, it's only around 10percentt based on the year-end book value, admittedly now too high.

"I think it's fascinating that raised bands are the sign of a high-end book, even though they haven't been a structural element for 100 years," he said.

The New Yorker, July 29 , 1950 P. 12Incidental Intelligence: The Week-End Book Service, 959 Madison Avenue, is closed Saturday and Sunday.