Sentence examples for end of a book from inspiring English sources

He concludes, "Better to hate at the end of a book, I say, than to love".

B. C. 1, 78, 2. *? explĭcit, in late Lat., at the end of a book, is prob.

People split into defined groups; it is amazing how many people will push on to the end of a book they don't enjoy.

I have definitely accepted that aesthetic principle, that you should be more interested toward the end of a book than you are in the beginning.

This is a brave admission about the limits of sympathy, coming as it does near the end of a book full of other people's richly recorded stories.

At the end of a book review or article about a particular author, there is a short, bland offer to purchase.

However, as Thorne must be comfortably aware, only a true psychopath among reviewers would seek to reveal the ending of a book... even if they could figure it out.

There are two things I want in the ending of a book.

Yesterday was a 16 hour day because I'm narrowing in on the ending of a book.

In October 2006, Burke and O'Gorman published End of Watch, a book detailing the lives and tragedies of police officers who died in the line of duty.

Probably European bureaucrats should take a closer look to The End of Power, a book published last year by Moisés Naim, former director of the World Bank.