Sentence examples for making the book from inspiring English sources

It's about making the book move in a personal sense".

Its other great quality, which contributes equally to making the book so lifelike, is its depth of affection.

In summarising it, there is a danger of making the book sound "worthy" when it is anything but.

I finally found a publisher in 1992, after Subcomandante Marcos obligingly led a revolution in Chiapas - making the book 'relevant'relevant

She is also funny, enthusiastic and self-deprecating, making the book appeal to pavement-pounders and pioneer types alike.

The Beastie Boys are "interested in challenging the form and making the book a multidimensional experience," Ms. Grau said in an interview.

Since taking over as editor in April, she has made a point of making the Book Review more inclusive and diverse, and is doing so effectively.

The most disastrous thing that can happen in an editing process is for an editor to insist on making the book their own.

The presiding judge, Yujiro Nakatani, said the comic book, "Misshitsu," or "Honey Room," was too graphic in its depiction of lifelike bodies and genitalia, making the book pornographic.

One can expect that the book will be predictably inspirational at times (a press release from the publisher promises "the distinct thoughts [Everett] experienced immediately after being hit"), and Everett has already begun making the book-tour rounds ("Oprah," "Good Morning America," "Mike and the Mad Dog").

Perhaps the novel was making the book-club rounds last summer–and stirring imaginations.