Sentence examples for help the book from inspiring English sources

He had told Beckett that another story would "help the book" (in other words make it bulkier), if the writer managed "to reel [the words] out".

But then he says, with a mischievous twinkle: "Of course, what would really help the book a lot in America is if somebody tries to shoot me".

But in the world of bookselling, small really is beautiful: witness, for example, the immense efforts of the publishing community to help The Book Case in Hebden Bridge when it was devastated by floods in December.

When Prentice received the manuscript for More Pricks Than Kicks in September 1933, he asked Beckett to expand it by adding another story: "Another 10,000 words, or even 5,000 for that matter, would, I am certain, help the book".

Use numbered pages to help the book stay in order.

As the company explains on its website, its algorithms "can tell the difference between the movie 'The Help,' the book 'The Help' and general discussions about 'the help.'" .

If it does work, it helps the book".

Her mission to "engage in some direct-action argy-bargy" has helped the book, too.

I think it's helped the book in a way I never could have anticipated.

They all talked in clipped, pacy sentences that helped the book race along.

Helping the book along will be a $500,000 marketing budget, the company's biggest consumer marketing spend in thirty years.