Sentence examples for gives a book from inspiring English sources

What gives a book its value?

That may be true in the analogue world, but in the digital realm what matters is not the number that a publisher gives a book, but how easily it can be downloaded and for how much.

So you could argue that I show rather more respect for the integrity of an author's work than a reviewer who gives a book the thumbs up after a skim read.

By G. L. Brayshaw and E. B. White The New Yorker, December 26 , 1931 P. 7Hotel Taft gives a book to each departing guest; why not say "Thanks, I have a book" and hold up the Gideon Bible?

So just what gives a book its value?

(Which means that he and I have something in common besides our sexy good looks and charisma).". Warren admits that she only gives a book twenty minutes to win her over.

"Or when I gave a book of matches.

He was given a book about diabetes by a doctor.

I was given a book about Berlin for my birthday.

"Each player should be given a book which says 'this is Sunderland Football Club'.

Jonathan Raban There's an element of missionary activity in giving a book to a friend.