Sentence examples for four tomes from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, the judges read out an hourlong summary, but their ruling is more than a thousand pages long and occupies four tomes.

Another two tomes, about instrumentation and communications, are in the works.

These two tomes of our times would be perfect for mediocre films.

"Study for Unread Books" presents three tomes in a stack with only the top one visible: "Moby-Dick".

In my library, I have only two tomes devoted to no-trump, but I have numerous books on suit play.

The advantage over books is that you can carry a thousand tomes in a tiny reader, and search for passages as you would on a computer.

Mining tabular data from two tomes only available in print (the works of historian Tertius Chandler and political scientist George Modelski), Reba and her team mapped how city populations developed around the world over the millennia.

If anyone tells you films, television, video games and the internet are sounding the death knell for the printed book, take them to any US bookshop and show them the three tomes spawned by Darren Aronofsky's Noah.

9. Pigrim's Progress by John Bunyan It was always there in the bookcase beside Churchill's world war two tomes and Burn's poems and I would read and reread it for its journey of perseverence and loved poring over the detailed engravings.

The National Library's two million tomes, kept in Calcutta even after the capital of imperial India moved to New Delhi in 1911, occupy an 18th-century Italianate mansion amid watered gardens in leafy Alipore (where Thackeray played as a child), once the home of Bengal governor-general Warren Hastings.

His Courier Corp. (number 185) churns out 150 million tomes a year, most of them in tiny runs of 2,000 or less.