Sentence examples for in relation to a book from inspiring English sources
"In relation to a book that is so delicate, I'm coming along with my compactor and crushing it up".
In April 2015, Romanian businessman Gheorghe Copos, who was serving four years in prison, was accused of plagiarism in relation to a book he allegedly wrote, titled: Matrimonial Alliances as a Policy of Romanian Kings in the XIV-XVIth Centuries.
"In relation to a book that is so delicate, I'm coming along with my compactor and crushing it up". The genesis of "The Duchess of Langeais" illustrates Mr. Rivette's belief that the story, far from the raison d'être, is often simply the pretext for the film.
Brian Switek, writing for The Guardian in 2011, noted that Currie's pack hypothesis has not been presented as research in a peer-reviewed scientific journal, but primarily in relation to a television special and tie-in book called "Dino Gangs".
The botanist Peter Crane, in his book "Ginkgo," writes that, in relation to a very large ginkgo in Michigan, "for many years there was a competition to guess the date on which the leaves would fall".
A travel search: "SFO to JFK" – Nothing in relation to helping me book a flight, just some pictures of the aforementioned airports and a few travel sites.
Mr. Hodges said he typically began with a kernel of an idea, which he ruminated over, imagining it in relation to, say, a wall, a book or even the ski-lift ticket.
Philipp Ekardt will give a presentation on cinema and gesture in relation to his book Toward Fewer Images on Alexander Kluge with MIT Press.
The message is plain and simple -- if Davis is going to use Biblical rhetoric to justify her opposition to same-sex marriage, she might want to take a closer look at how else marriage has been redefined in relation to the book's sacred teachings.
Biography has reared its head in relation to the book's release: did Lee intend for this to be published in her lifetime?
I can't help wondering what emotional vantage point Brown occupies in relation to his book – what great happiness or unhappiness he has known.
