Sentence examples for insert the book from inspiring English sources

Readers read and react with awesome praise, critics review with ecstatic abandon, academics discover, recommend and insert the book into their curriculums and libraries, bookstores stock the book, and most who discover and study the work exult in its story and style.

The glass masters created a delicate casing a little more than one-eighth of an inch thick, which they allowed to cool overnight before inserting the book and then sealing up the end.

World War II pictures are inserted throughout the book seemingly at will.

An inventory card inserted in the book says that it was part of the Stetson estate auction in 1920.

When I remind Irving of this now, he says these passages were inserted into the book without his knowledge.

It also contains a poem and a piece of prose by Charlotte itself, written on separate sheets of paper inserted into the book.

Middle-aged Eleanor is looking to change her life in Amazon-drone-dwelling Seattle, with most of the action taking place over the course of one day, but there's a graphic novel inserted into the book.

Judging by the slivers of tight-lipped memoir he inserts in the book, Keiller has spent most of the last few decades living in London, but he only grudgingly concedes that the city "seems" to have become "more enjoyable" since the early 90s.

As Heidegger hints (in the otherwise empty page he had inserted into the book, before its first page), an Holzweg is a path through the woods made by foresters (and known to backwoods hikers as well as locals who follow these paths to gather their own firewood, as Heidegger himself did).

The "Epistle to Marcellinus" attributed to Saint Athanasius and the Eusebian summary of the Psalms are inserted before the Book of Psalms.

These Nappi covers would later be used for the opening credits of the television production, with photos of Pamela Sue Martin inserted on the book covers.