Sentence examples for introduced a book from inspiring English sources

Fifteen years ago Oprah Winfrey introduced a book club to her talk-show viewers and thus began providing the publishing industry with its own version of an entitlement program.

Along with an essay by Gold, Galaxy's premiere issue introduced a book review column by anthologist Groff Conklin, which ran until 1955, and a Willy Ley science column.

In 1549 Cranmer introduced a Book of Common Prayer in English, which while to all appearances kept the structure of the Mass, altered the theology so that the holy gifts of consecrated bread and wine were not offered to God as a sacrifice.

A common way to introduce a book to a new market is to give it a fresh cover – a widespread practice, often used for books with "crossover appeal".

Each week, Aswany tries to introduce a book or a new writer, but, inevitably, the discussion these days is dominated by the political situation.

"We may introduce a book at $14.95 for a year and then move the book to $9.99 when we would have put out the trade paperback edition," said Dominique Raccah, chief executive of Sourcebooks, an independent publisher.

This chapter introduces a book that focuses on finance.

This chapter introduces a book that focuses on fire modeling.

This chapter introduces a book that focuses on the fracture mechanics of structural concrete.

This chapter introduces a book on industrial safety instrumentation and control systems.

This chapter introduces a book in which the operation of food plants is discussed.