Sentence examples for means book from inspiring English sources

The librarylike back room, with its book-filled shelves, has been changed hardly at all, justifying the double-entendre name: ivre, aside from meaning intoxicated, comes from Bateau Ivre and L'Ivre (a play on livre, which of course means book).

Intellectual/cognitive essentially means book learning -- the alphabet lessons of "Sesame Street" or the wacky science projects of "Bill Nye, the Science Guy," a syndicated program.

The group's very name is a rallying cry against schools — "Boko" means "book" or "Western learning" in the Hausa language, and "haram" is Arabic for forbidden — but it has never gone after them to this degree before, analysts say.

(When scholars cite passages from PH and M, they usually include the book number and section number within that book, so 'PH I 13' means book one of PH, section 13).

(A word of explanation about citations to the DIB: they commonly take the form of book, chapter, section and where applicable paragraph; so, "I.1.10.1" means "Book One, Chapter One, Section Ten, Paragraph One").

In contrast, the learning of Tibetan Buddhism and the modern school education are called as "book-learning" or "paper-learning" ("tarso" in the Na's language, where "tar" means "book" or "paper").6 Such naming differences reflect an essential feature of the transmission of Daba knowledge.

Just as the emergence of e-books means books may never go out of print, components could always remain available.

This means books by and about all kinds of people, as the UK and the world are full of all kinds of people.

(I had to look it up too: it means books made before 1501).

That means books, binders, workbooks, gadgets, computers — basically everything at once.

The new free program is advertiser supported, which means books will come with removable inserts from sponsors (none of the ads will actually be printed alongside your photos).