While turning my Sharpie loose on book after book, it finally became real to me: my book!
Composed in a style one can only call fast and loose, the book coupled the facts of the trials (girls, spectres, executions) with Mather's own observations about the state of the American soul: Believe me, 'tis a Time for all people to do something EXTRAORDINARY.
Mohseni collects business cards compulsively, placing them in the clear plastic sleeves of a loose-leaf book.
In the kitchen of El Bulli, I browsed through the loose-leaf book in which Adrià records ideas to explore.
He stood by the door with a loose-leaf book, in which he had recorded reservations, and as people arrived he checked their names off.
— A thick loose-leaf book jammed with charts and graphs details Lee T. Todd Jr.'s ambitious plans for the University of Kentucky.
By Leo Rosten The New Yorker, July 8 , 1939P. 66 In the seventh hour of my prenatal vigil on the o.b. floor of a hospital which had better go unnamed, I came upon a little black loose-leaf book, on the cover of which was printed in white ink," Father's Book-Poems, thoughts, reflections, etc.. Gives the many excerpts of the distracted fathers who waited for news of their wives.
The New Yorker, July 8 , 1939P. 66 In the seventh hour of my prenatal vigil on the o.b. floor of a hospital which had better go unnamed, I came upon a little black loose-leaf book, on the cover of which was printed in white ink," Father's Book-Poems, thoughts, reflections, etc.. Gives the many excerpts of the distracted fathers who waited for news of their wives.
Despite being a movie where classic Spider-Man is woven within each plot point, this one sits as a loose comic-book adaptation (by artist Sara Pichelli and writer Brian Michael Bendis) about a young Miles Morales, our new Black/Puerto Rican teenager from Brooklyn, with an affinity for street art.
"Who is worthy to open the book, and to loose the seals thereof?" the passage asks.
