Sentence examples for form of books from inspiring English sources
Most histories of the segregated South and the civil rights movement have taken the form of books, films or music.
Those resources often come at least in part in the form of books and lectures by authors.
This summer, Northeast Auctions in Portsmouth, N.H., sold antiques with Johnson provenance, including ceramic flasks in the form of books.
There is a wealth of helpful and sympathetic advice out there, in the form of books and counselling.
I speak out whenever I can, in the form of books, interviews and articles, published outside the mainland, of course.
Most of this information arrived not via the Internet, of course, but in the form of books.
Out of various types of guides, design guidelines are collections of advice for user-interface designers and are publicly distributed in the form of books and reports.
The research of this School appears principally in the form of books, as well as music and theater productions.
No surprise, then, that a counter-movement has arisen, in the form of books that urge us to take these shows more seriously.
By the time of Christ, a new form of book was coming into fashion, the codex, or book in the shape in which it is known today.
