Sentence examples for entered book from inspiring English sources

Growing up in a poor immigrant family in Brooklyn, New York, Bok worked as an office boy for the Western Union Telegraph Company, attended night school, entered book publishing, and (at the age of 24) became advertising manager of Scribner's Magazine.

Naumann, who was born in Berlin and attended high school in Missouri on an exchange program, returning to Germany to teach philosophy and political science and to work as a journalist, seems to have entered book publishing inspired by a love of books as much as wanting to be a "player".

Charles Aitken, Oliver in the troupe's recent "As You Like It," here plays Gherman Titov, who in 1961 entered record books as the world's second man in space.

"As a rough rule of thumb, I'd say anything that creeps over 40,000 words is entering book territory; and anything too autobiographical strays into memoir.

So there's an assumption that boys won't enter books about girls, white kids won't want to read a book about Asian kids.

Bad enough to enter the record book.

The following year he again entered the record books, taking all 10 wickets against Lancaster.

Valerio went back to Italy and entered our book into the Bologna Children's Book Fair.

PD: In 2012, I entered The Book Doctors' Pitchapalooza event at BookTowne, my local bookstore.

Not a harsh word enters this book.

Its slump (a cumulative contraction of 16% of GDP and shrinking) may enter the record books.