Sentence examples for he started a book from inspiring English sources
He started a book criticism column.
Furthermore, when he started a book, he had no outline of the plot, only a sketch of the characters.
But just as he was "sliding back into being a townie," he started a book business that now occupies two town houses on Temple Street that he describes as "a little island surrounded by Yale".
RS: And then this rock musician, Johnny Temple [laughter], who, full disclosure, he's published a book of mine--but here's a guy who, you know, is a rock-and-roller, got a little bit of money from an album, and he started a book publishing company.
There he started a book-publishing division as well.
Last September, Michael stepped down as editor-in-chief of The Atlantic and became a kind of advisory editor and, once more, a writer; he also continued to write a weekly column for the op-ed page of the Washington Post, and he had started a book about the American steel industry.
He started a City Hall book club, where he assigned "Thirteen Days," a history of the Cuban Missile Crisis.
He started a comic book school and is a legend in comics.
He started a Sunday opinion section, a book review, a daily calendar section, a Sunday magazine, and regional news sections for L.A.'s sprawling suburbs.
"[She is] an icon... What is there to do with an icon besides worshipping it, or ignoring it, or smashing it to pieces?") By 1963 Jim had quit his managerial job and they moved to the smaller, prettier coastal town of Victoria in British Columbia, where he started a bookshop, Munro's Books.
