Sentence examples for his booklets from inspiring English sources
I hadn't heard of the California artist at the time — I just liked the look of his booklets.
His work has been published in Germany and Japan, while his booklets -- makeshift and scrappily photocopied -- are often self-published, with titles like "Deear Poetry".
During Lent one year, Mr. Kates recalled in a telephone interview, he came across "Desiderata" ("probably," he says, "in a barber shop reading a magazine") and decided to use it on the front page of one of his booklets.
Boras says he realizes that teams considering investing millions of dollars in a player do their own analyses and do not need his booklets, but he prefers to offer his own evaluation.
The team that signs Damon is probably hoping that his booklet becomes its Bible.
Aron is the brilliant, nonpolitical staff writer for the conservative Figaro--which immediately expressed its disagreement with his booklet.
In his booklet notes, Crane points out that this collection spans three decades".What has changed in the intervening years?" he asks of his own creative evolution.
Mr. Rumsfeld often cites an axiom included in his booklet of "Rumsfeld's Rules," which quotes Dwight D. Eisenhower as saying, "If a problem cannot be solved, enlarge it".
Disheartened by the results, he wrote a 50-page booklet branding the federal government "the greatest threat we face". The booklet argued that only local sheriffs supported by citizen militias could save the nation from "utter despotism". He titled his booklet "The County Sheriff: America's Last Hope," offered it for sale on his Web site and returned to selling cars.
The hourglass shape, stipulated by Wingfield in his booklet "Sphairistiké, or Lawn Tennis," may have been adopted for patent reasons since it distinguished the court from ordinary rectangular courts.
In his booklet "One Hundred and One Singing Calls," Dr. Frank L. Lyman, an Iowa doctor who is a caller himself, observes, "Many churches, still opposing various forms of 'social dancing, have encouraged square-dancing as being wholesome".
