Sentence examples for lead to a book from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, for the articulate at least, grief might even lead to a book deal.

"If I thought in page units," he said, "I might live long enough to do another page," and that might eventually lead to a book.

In the movie version of Lowich's life — "The Bobby Lowich Story," say — a chance encounter with the president of Hyperion would lead to a book contract and, a few scenes later, the Times best-seller list.

The proposed $125 million settlement will lead to a book registry financed by Google and a huge online archive of mostly obscure books, searched and served up by Google.

It has been more than 20 years since Mr. Burns, then a detective, met David Simon, then a young police reporter for The Baltimore Sun, sharing a handshake that neither man could have imagined would lead to a book and three television shows — and counting — for HBO.

I thought this might lead to a book one day, but that project, like many others in my scribblings, flopped.

The case led to a book a year later detailing her experience.

That led to a book deal, which ended up being "Lucky Girls".

His renal problems led to a book of cartoons, The Lighter Side Of Dialysis, in 2004.

His jazz writing led to a book, "The Jazz Scene," published in 1959.

The blog led to a book, Grace Under Pressure, and an advocacy role at the National Autistic Society.