Sentence examples for margin in books from inspiring English sources

Competitors say it looks as if Buy.com has almost no profit margin in books.

In fact, I'd choose this over Samsung's latest fare, though HTC still beats it by a slight margin in my books.

There are still people who say that force only destroys, that its consequences are uncontrollable, that it is unethical — but those critiques trouble us on the margins, or in books or movies.

Medium: tears or missing pieces in the 5 20-mm boundary, or tears that affect the inner margin in a book (binding edge).

Koyama Press champions overlooked voices while still paying its artists some of the highest margins in the book industry.

On scraps of paper, in the margins of books, in notebooks, Tobón wrote down the things that were happening to him and the people he met.

VII XI Briefe: Letters vol. XII Randglossen: Zwingli's glosses in the margin of books vols XIII ff.

An article on Monday about the uncertain fate of marginalia — notations scribbled in the margins of books by readers — in a digitalized world misstated the surname of the author whose book was inscribed by Jane Austen.

Experts believed Mona Lisa's identity was discovered after notes from 1503 were discovered in the margin of a book in which an acquaintance of Leonardo da Vinci wrote that Leonardo was currently working on a portrait of Lisa Gherardini.

Lead, used in classical times for ruling guidelines in manuscripts, was used extensively in the Middle Ages for rough notes and annotations in the margins of books.

"A.C. (Archie) Barrington was a leading New Zealand pacifist during World War 2. Incarcerated in Mount Crawford Prison for his beliefs in 1941, he kept an illicit diary, scrawled in the margins of books.