Sentence examples for launch of a book from inspiring English sources
* An invitation arrives to the launch of a book at the Polish embassy.
See articleOrganisers of the launch of a book by Malala Yousafzai in the Pakistani city of Peshawar cancelled the event under pressure from local government.
OK, so it's not the most amazing marketing idea ever, but it created an unusual buzz around the launch of a book.
In Prague, a party celebrating the launch of a book by the head of the Social Democratic Party ended in a fatal shooting.
TO 11 Downing Street for the launch of a book by two Conservative MPs, Matthew Hancock, a former adviser to George Osborne, and Nadhim Zahawi, a former pollster for YouGov.
In October Indian police were deployed to protect the launch of a book by a former foreign minister of Pakistan in Mumbai after a hardline local organisation said it would disrupt the event.
Speaking at the launch of '19', a book by award-winning journalist Harry Harris which chronicles each of Manchester United's record-breaking 19 league titles, Ardiles told Press Association Sport: "In my time, when all the power was with the chairman or with the club, you could not stop players leaving.
Book offer Insight Guides is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year with the launch of a new book, Insight Guide to Travel Photography: How to Take Striking Images, (RRP £14.99).
This week I received an exciting e-mail announcing the June launch of a new book from Peeping Tom, a Paris-based, non-profit art collective: "Peeping Tom's Digest #2: Mexico".
But cynics have noted that the ceremony — complete with the techno-hoopla of live Internet streaming — will coincide with the launch of a U.S. book tour to promote his memoirs, modestly titled "A Journey," to be published in September.
By Jessie Wender April 7, 2011 This week I received an exciting e-mail announcing the June launch of a new book from Peeping Tom, a Paris-based, non-profit art collective: "Peeping Tom's Digest #2: Mexico".
