Sentence examples for left to book from inspiring English sources

Network and cable television have done relatively little to attract black audiences, so the dazzling commercial opportunities have been left to book publishers, who are finally awake to the idea that, hey, there's a demographic clamoring for something to engage it intellectually, with the bonus of a crossover readership.

Steven Gerrard tucked that away and, although Edin Dzeko levelled the tie again from close range, Craig Bellamy scored against his former team with 16 minutes left to book their meeting with another of his old clubs, Cardiff, on 26 February.

Once you choose a hotel, you can simply swipe to the left to book, sending you directly into contact with the hotel to complete booking.

To me, 99 cents isn't a business model; it's electric shock therapy to see if there's any life left to your book.

("I longed to be left to my books," he reminisces. "I wish you could understand when I read to you," he tells his dog).

When I left to write books, the first one about sports, I continued to think about my privileged apprenticeship — about what sportswriters do to make the unimportant feel absolutely urgent.

In April 2005, Mr. Feige left to write a book, "Indefensible: One Lawyer's Journey Into the Inferno of American Justice".

She finally took a job at Compass, which she just left to finish a book.

And the reader is left to dissect a book that works as both character study and morality play, filled with questions that have no easy answers.

He was the host of the weekly PBS series "Now" between 2002 and 2004, but left to write a book and produce documentaries.

Writing and selling your book is not a one-time activity -- you need to keep marketing and selling until there is no one left to buy your book.