Sentence examples for mixed books from inspiring English sources
The earliest surviving figure, from the 3rd century bce, is reported as "more than 200,000 books," whereas the medieval text of John Tzetzes mentions "42,000 books in the outer library; in the inner (Royal Libraryy 400,000 mixed books, plus 90,000 unmixed books".
Some influences for this project: I've mixed books and songs, I guess they're all just material for your playlist at this point.
You don't need to be a purple-faced atheist to notice that the Bible is a pretty mixed book.
Reviews of the book were mixed: "This book is a mess," fumed Bernard Levin in the Times, "there are bits of it that simply won't do from an author of Mr Ackroyd's quality".
Her mixed genre book, On Ghosts (Solid Objects), was a 2013 finalist for the Los Angeles Times Book Award.
Sberbank controls almost a third of the country's deposits and has a mixed loan book.
While researching my new book, Mixed Feelings: The Complex Lives of Mixed Race Britons, I discovered many other such examples - both positive and negative.
I'm extremely mixed about this book, no word of a lie.
They have expanded four times since, to 17,500 feet, including a cafe, and now have 120,000 titles, with used and new books mixed on the same shelves.
But my second thought was: I'll miss this place, this strange, mixed bag of books and videos and magazines and story times.
"For many years now publishers have invested in innovation in digital products and services and this is being reflected in the increasingly mixed economy for books in the UK," said Mollet.
