Sentence examples for introduction of books from inspiring English sources

The Fairies franchising effort started three years ago with the introduction of books giving Tinker Bell more of a back story than she received in "Peter Pan" and introducing friends like Silvermist, a fairy that can control water.

Litton draws an analogue with the introduction of book printing [ 5].

"The introduction of the books is a rather good way to decrease the popularity of the Communists among the young people," he said.

When asked to compare the growth of computers in schools to previous advancements in education, Professor McClintock reached all the way back to the 16th century and the introduction of printed books into Western culture.

In 2013, Flickr announced the introduction of photo books as a native feature of its platform – you could just hover over a Flickr set to generate your book.

Holdsworth put this down to three things the introduction of printed books, the disinclination of students to attend moots and readings and the disinclination of the Benchers and Readers to enforce attendance.

Elsewhere in the popular press and the parenting blogosphere, you can find concerns that toddlers who use tablets will come to expect a certain degree of visually exciting entertainment in all forms of interaction (interestingly, the concern that has always been evinced with every form of media from the introduction of comic books to film to radio to television to computers and beyond).

This chapter presents the introduction of the book, "Handbook on the Physics and Chemistry of Rare Earths Volume 29".

The fact that Thomas delays introduction of the book's primary subject becomes crucial to its depiction.

He isn't shy about this piece of information; he discloses the relationship on the first page of the introduction of his book.

In 2011, The New York Times made a significant upgrade to its best-seller lists with the introduction of e-book sales.