The phrase "make a textbook" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to the process of creating a textbook, such as for a school course. For example, "The professor is working on making a textbook for his class."
As it grew towards a grandiose, cinematic finale with Francis wailing "he started heading for the motorway" as the damaged craft descended, you willed the poor green blighter to make a textbook emergency landing.
In the language of the debate, they are "disempowered," and to the extent that the language is correct they cannot do much about it except attack what they take to be the symbols of their powerlessness — a statue they didn't make, a textbook they didn't choose, a vocabulary of assumptions about culture that are not their assumptions.
Lectures were converted to a text format to make a "textbook" of the lectures that was then translated into Turkish and given to the trainers and students.
With things as hard as they are now, everybody needs a job". She went on to make a textbook neoliberal case for Wal-Mart.
After two passes, South made a textbook takeout double.
Ginossar (South) made a textbook play in the diagramed deal from the fourth round.
He made a textbook deep throw to wide receiver Leonard Hankerson on a 54-yard touchdown pass.
"I made a textbook start from pole position and was able to control the race and was pulling away".
Rosler made a textbook play in an unusual situation in the diagramed deal, which occurred during a 1963 national pair championship.
Anticipating this, Cheek made a textbook play — at Trick 2 he led a spade from the dummy to cut the defenders' communication in the suit before West was in a position to get the club ruff.
The image of two princelings, scheming late into the night, makes a textbook illustration of the decline of American prestige and American values, even in a country that is closely allied to the United States.
