Sentence examples for make the bookstore from inspiring English sources

That's why I decided it was time for me to woman up and make the bookstore call myself.

Their irregular texture and wide mortar gaps, along with the casement-like black metal mullions of the new windows, make the bookstore appear much older than the storefronts around it.

Surely this would make the Web bookstores much more competitive with local bookstores that allow you to read as much of the book as you want.

He then sets off about 9 a.m. to make the rounds of the bookstore's four buildings, unlocking the front door of each one and flipping on the lights and air conditioning -- and then leaving them, open and empty, for customers to wander into.

Bookstores make the same argument.

The walls of his 3,000-square-foot 3,000-square-foot 3,000-square-foote Strand, the bookstore on loftr Broadway, make the point.

When a collection of his essays, Orphans, was issued in 2004, I made sure the bookstore I worked at in Minneapolis had plenty of copies on hand.

Maybe we fight for books and ensure that just because the big guys on the block can't make a bookstore work the rest of us don't care.

The bookstores making the complaint are the Book House of Stuyvesant Plaza, based in Albany, N.Y., Fiction Addiction in Greenville, S.C., and Posman Books of New York City, though the suit states that these stores are suing on behalf of "all independent brick-and-mortar bookstores who sell e-books".

Mr. Sarkis said Williams's campus bookstore made the high costs all too visible.

But in China, where omnipotent censors regularly smother sensitive content and portrayals of sexuality are illegal, one would think a book like this would never make it to the bookstore shelf, let alone past a publisher's desk.