Sentence examples for equivalent book from inspiring English sources

So what is the equivalent book for today's generation?

I don't imagine anyone has ever done an equivalent book about the United States that doesn't start on one coast and finish on the other.

One Tea Party leader explained, "Alinsky's book is important because there really is no equivalent book for conservatives.

Microsoft, FedEx Kinko's and Ford Motor Company have all used Mohawk Options paper in their equivalent books.

In Peter Jackson's film trilogy (2001 2003), Saruman is significantly more active in the first two films than in their equivalent books, and he appears in several scenes that are not depicted in Tolkien's work.

This kind of insult of the consumer has no equivalent in book or theatre or movie reviewing.

Between 1979 and 1996 the late Charles Haughey, leader of the dominant party and prime minister for most of the time, took €11.56m (equivalent, the book says, to €45m or $64m in today's currency) in payments for favours.

But the process was clunky, requiring an agent's help to manually convert the miles to a cash equivalent and book the hotel, or presenting a voucher at the car rental counter.

This real estate investment trust is yielding 8% and trading at a discount to its equivalent of book value, says Steven Lehman, a portfolio manager at Federated Investors.

At best, Infinite is the equivalent of book learning.

He then said the social media purge is the modern-day equivalent of "book burning," but added he's "quite honored" that he was targeted for removal.