Sentence examples for flyover books from inspiring English sources
These are flyover books with little firsthand reporting.
Overall benefit of a flyover depends on the volume of traffic diverted from the 'at-grade' intersection to the flyover.
The next event is a book signing for novelist Diane Johnson's new memoir, Flyover Lives, at the end of this month.
The 1965 Blue Book [1] provided the design criteria of two-lane highway overpass or flyover.
Most picture books plod through their front matter, treating the cover, endpapers, copyright and title page like flyover country before finally introducing a story.
Walter J. Podrazik, co-author of 10 books, including "Watching TV: Six Decades of American Television," said that Chicago often stands in for "flyover country," using the slightly pejorative term for everything between the East and West Coasts.
They're the flyover country between a reviewer's landing strips of judgment, revealing almost nothing about the way a book actually works, almost nothing about why it succeeds or fails.
Even though gossip lit is centered on the peccadilloes of wealthy, bossy New York editors and socialites, the books sell very well in the part of the country that one of their characters might refer to as "flyover territory".
FLYOVER LIVES, by Diane Johnson (Viking).
