Sentence examples for lead the book from inspiring English sources

A breathless sequence of events lead the book to its devastating final sentence.

Sooner or later this kind of setup might lead the book into dark waters if it were actually going anywhere.

But this backstory is not intended to explain Elyria, or lead the book to any sort of resolution; Catherine Lacey keeps the narrative perspective strictly internal, making the reader experience rather than observe the book's events.

After that, Mr. Searles leads the book into more predictable forms of suspense.

Terrence Malick's sublime, soaring drama leads the book of Genesis down Main Street, USA.

This leads the book to an extraordinary inaugural event and to a heartbreaking conclusion.

That shift leads the book to Los Alamos during wartime, though it is notably more colorless than other accounts of the guarded community there.

Citigroup, Jefferies, and RBC jointly led the book.

A chance encounter leads the book-loving girl "up South" to Harlem, where the stimuli of city life coax forth her burgeoning artistic sensibility.

"We know how the Japanese military persecuted Chinese and Taiwanese women," said Elmer Feng, a legislator who led the book-burning.

This leads to the book's one serious structural problem.