Sentence examples for keep their books from inspiring English sources

The publishers continue to keep their books for sale on Amazon.

So we keep their books here," the bookseller explained, pointing to a pile behind her.

To keep their books in, especially the formidable JK Rowling products, I've worked out the probable increases.

It essentially allows both sides to agree to disagree, and gives publishers the right to keep their books out of Google's reach.

Those who like to keep their books in pristine condition are also in luck, for the Thumbthing promises never to crack a spine.

…to a merchants group, the Retail Research Association, that all its members keep their books the same way in order to share profit and sales information.

But they also knew their classmates would keep their book for decades, lugging it with them from dorm rooms to first apartments and showing it to their own children, who would ask about the shooting at Parkland and the lives that had been lost.

The Democrats raised more ($62.5 million) and spent more ($67.5 million) in January 2008, but still kept their books roughly in balance for the month.

The United States has turned up the heat even further: a jobs bill passed in March established a new 30% tax on income from American assets held by foreign banks that kept their books sealed.

But as she stared into the darkness familiar forms began to loom through it: the pale outline of a window, printed by the street lamp against the curtains; the horizontals on the opposite wall, which were the shelves where she and her brother kept their books and toys.

American Express, IBM, Pitney Bowes and Tyco International have recently seen their shares pummeled after analysts raised questions about how they kept their books or whether some of their growth was due to nonrecurring accounting gains.