Sentence examples for inexpensive book from inspiring English sources

He conceived an inexpensive book filled with large colour photographs to illustrate the recipes.

She showed me many splendid buttons - and one from a man's fly, inscribed 'Gentlemen Only.' A useful and inexpensive book is "Buttons" by Diana Epstein, published by Studio Vista.

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This relatively inexpensive book is attractively produced, and contains a number of illustrations (photographs, maps, drawings) which enrich the text; it also has both a bibliography and an index.

In conclusion, he recommends it as a "valuable but inexpensive book".

Read "Psycho-cybernetics" by Maxwell Maltz a small inexpensive book that teaches how to acquire a self image that will help you succeed in any field.

Newspapers flourished and inexpensive books flooded the market.

Another good source for inexpensive books on outdated software and hardware is ebay.com.com

Two German printers, Konrad Sweynheim and Arnold Pannartz, who had settled there, soon moved to Rome (1467), where the church encouraged the production of inexpensive books.

In the late 1600s, it was turned back into book form in twenty-four page chapbooks, and conditions at that point were allowing more people access to these inexpensive books.

Whereupon Allen Lane had his eureka moment: inexpensive books, in paper covers, at sixpence apiece – the price of a packet of cigarettes.