Sentence examples for formatted book from inspiring English sources

The large plastic book holder can tell what page a specially formatted book is on, thanks to nearly indiscernible magnets sandwiched into the thick pages.

This awkwardly formatted book (it bends when you hold it) contains a wealth of arcane information about many of the oddball magazines that once graced newsstands, including an abundance of crime pulps — like Breezy Stories, Black Nylons, Strange, and True Mystic Confessions — as well as horror and girlie magazines.

In a way this makes Kindle formatted books nothing more than extremely long webpages, but that's really a matter of perspective.

Poorly formatted books lead to refunds.

The publishing house said the large-format book included reproductions of the "Parchment of Chinon," a 1308 decision by Clement, above, to save the Templars and their order.

If you read this lush, coffee-table format book in a linear, rather than browserly way, it becomes a rise-and-fall narrative.

The schedule, which takes the form of a 128-page, magazine-format book, seems designed for people who have never ridden a train.

Eighteen of Shakespeare's plays were printed in quartos (books about half the size of a modern magazine) both "good" and "bad" before the First Folio (a large-format book) was published in 1623.

Freedom Rhythm & Sound is the title of a handsome new large-format book put together by the DJ/broadcaster Gilles Peterson and the proprietor of the hipsterish Soul Jazz record label, Stuart Baker.

I have a distinct memory of being shown some Dalí paintings in a large-format book, but in terms of art history that's as far as it went.

The Caldecott Medal for illustration went to Kevin Henkes, the popular and accomplished author and illustrator of "Kitten's First Full Moon" (Greenwillow Books/HarperCollins), a large-format book for young children, above.