Sentence examples for from a single book from inspiring English sources
Chicken Soup for the Soul has in 20 years grown from a single book to become an empire of schmaltz worth billions.
Adapted from Tolkien's standalone novel, Jackson's three part series demonstrates how much a filmmaker can extract from a single book, turning a three hundred page book into nearly eight hours of screen time.
They are not identical – the Christchurch-based Crusaders tend to have a little more going for them up front than the Wellington-based Hurricanes; the Brumbies from Canberra are not easily confused with the Rebels from Melbourne – but they generally read from a single book, if not a single page.
There was even, for a while, a rumour that she'd bought her own island and had retired there to stew in writer's block, like a cross between Noël Coward and a James Bond villain – conclusive proof that many people hold wildly overblown notions of how much money can be made from a single book.
The adverse health impacts from making one e-reader are estimated to be 70 times greater than those from making a single book.
Such buyers may shy away from delivery charges that will now add 25% or more of an order's total value when buying a single book from Amazon.
When you have unloaded and repacked all of the books into the three plastic sacks, twenty-five minutes later, you have, of course, not found your cherished glossary and have succeeded in saving only a single book from the verdict of its attic doom.
Your whole life you are really writing one book, which is an attempt to grasp the consciousness of your time and place – a single book written from different stages of your ability.
And you can feel the closeness: a single cart, a single box, a single book.
If you and the other kids and parents involved want to throw a super special tea party, have each kid pick a character from their favorite book, or from a single popular book such as Alice in Wonderland or Harry Potter.
