Sentence examples for keeping book from inspiring English sources
These days, Reback is still in the litigation game as a lawyer of counsel at Silicon Valley law firm Carr & Farrell, spearheads the Open Book Alliance aimed at keeping book digitization open to companies other than Google, and authors books such as 2009's Free The Market!
"A bookstore isn't about keeping books you like to read," he would say.
Their jobs range from research to keeping books and working with clients.
Such activities include billing, keeping books and records, writing reports and ordering supplies.
What was the point of keeping books he had no intention of rereading?
And victory comes just in time in a year when Michel Platini and UEFA have been warning them to start keeping books in better balance.
Her father worked as a biology professor and her mother created a clothing business called Exotica International, where Haley began keeping books at the age of 13.
But as Ms. Pérez has learned, keeping books available for readers hungry for more than the usual fare found at state-run libraries has been difficult.
Search the internet, or scour your favourite poultry keeping books, on "how to deal with a broody hen" and you'll find a number of suggestions.
Even if her attitude, for instance, toward keeping books — that still-unread means never will be read, and that, once read, books shouldn't be retained for rereading — strikes me as almost barbaric.
At a time when print book sellers like Barnes & Noble are in retreat, digital books on the iPad and Kindle hold a lot of hope for keeping books alive in the digital age.
