Sentence examples for most useful book from inspiring English sources

And the most useful book you read while at Brown?

Mr. Goldstein, a New York accountant, said: "Gifford composed the most useful book for readers of 'Ulysses,' whether they are amateurs like me or professionals and academics.

On that same shelf of hard-working books, you'll want to have Gordon Hayward's STONE IN THE GARDEN: Inspiring Designs and Practical Projects (Norton, $39.95), easily the best and most useful book on stonework to come along in several years.

My absolute favourite method, though, is Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's pot roast pheasant with chorizo, butter beans and parsley, which is in River Cottage Every Day (his best and most useful book).

The most useful book on the artistic community in Montparnasse is Kiki's Paris: Artists and Models 1910-1930, edited by Billy Klüver and Julie Martin, published by Abrams (1990) at $19.95.

But to a scientific ignoramus like me it's the most useful book of the year, packed with fascinating, well-researched information about everything from genetically modified vines to wine allergies, cork taint to micro-oxygenation.

One of the most useful books Butler has read is The Lean Startup by Eric Ries, which emphasises "maximum speed and minimum waste".

Overall, this is simply one of the best and most useful books on grand strategy that I have seen". Title What Good Is Grand Strategy?

One of the most useful books to me was "From Behind the Red Line," a memoir by an American hockey player named Tod Hartje, who came to the U.S.S.R., in 1990, to play for Kiev Sokol.

A survey of the "most useful books and articles" in every field of historical scholarship.

His Worship as Pastoral Care was selected as one of the 10 most useful books for pastors in 1979 by the Academy of Parish Clergy.