Sentence examples for letter book from inspiring English sources

"It has lately proved possible to reprint every single letter, book review and essay composed by Orwell," he writes, "without exposing him to any embarrassment".

"It has lately proved possible to reprint every single letter, book review and essay composed by Orwell," Hitchens says, "without exposing him to any embarrassment".

There was no indication in either magazine that the end had come, though the last issue of Imagination omitted its letter, book review and pen-pal columns, all of which had appeared regularly in prior issues.

Bolt-holes and ridges in the paint gave clues to the location of some fittings and fixtures, and the sketch plans of Midshipman Henry Murray, found in Captain Cochrane's Letter Book, showed the locations of the armament, moveable fittings and stores.

(Open Letter Books publishes an English translation this month).

"Read no letter, books or papers in company," was another.

— A.D. "Europe in Sepia" (Open Letter Books), by Dubravka Ugrešić, translated by David Williams, out February 18th.

Amanda Vickery has found, in the letter books of the London wallpaper vendors Trollope & Sons, a drama of tasteful aspiration and complaint.

The Best Translated Book Award was founded in 2007 by Three Percent, the literary magazine of Open Letter Books, one of this country's most important publishers of literature in translation.

The apple genome can be thought of as a seven-hundred-and-fifty-million-letter book, made of the four letters of DNA: a, t, c, and g.

Today marks the release of "The Cross of Redemption," a new book of James Baldwin's previously uncollected essays, letters, book reviews, profiles, and fiction.