Sentence examples for make a book on from inspiring English sources

She found my book, we became friends and I soon contracted with her editor to make a book on the whole Mediterranean.

After his intense period spent making the work for the Biennale, Teller could think of nothing but returning to continue to photograph and perhaps make a book on Ukraine.

SOHO For Book Lovers, The World on a String You can learn how to make a book on a string using materials from a project bag (first come first served) in an event intended for book lovers of all ages.

"PAPER ENGINEERING," or how to make a book on a string, will be demonstrated by Rives, an author of pop-up books, tomorrow and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. at the Children's Museum of the Arts, 182 Lafayette Avenue, at Broome Street, SoHo.

It seems churlish to criticize any author who can make a book on punctuation top the bestseller lists on both sides of the Atlantic, as she has done with her potpourri of punctuation law and lore, Eats, Shoots and Leaves (Gotham, $17.50).

You'll note that the video doesn't feature someone making a book on one of Wikipedia's more hotly debated entries — like Justin Bieber, Bonnie and Clyde, or Scientology.

How do you make a book out of this?" He goes on, slightly professorial.

To make a book available on Amazon, you need to order at least one physical copy yourself, check it, and then let Lulu know it's OK to go ahead and list it.

Or help your child to use her drawings or pictures cut from magazines to make a book based on a TV show.

And I thought: I'll make a book, so I just made the book on a Xerox machine and gave it out at the pub, and that's how it all started.

Nobody really agrees on what make a book suitable for young adults, but length has nothing to do with it.