Sentence examples for move a book from inspiring English sources

"And please don't move a book closer to any other book.

So you can't move a book from one device to another, and you won't be able to split up a collection of books between family and friends.

NON-BEACH READING Anna Quindlen, whose novel "Every Last One" hits the hardcover fiction list at No. 5, may not be Oprah, but she does know how to move a book.

As a result, Kindle content cannot be shared like a physical book". So you can't move a book from one device to another, and you won't be able to split up a collection of books between family and friends.

The reason we aren't allowed to move a book from one place to another on Shabbat, or turn on a light, or buy something — it's not because it's "work," and work isn't allowed on the Sabbath.

Her tact made it possible for authors to accept her advice and she knew the exact psychological moment at which to push her advantage and move a book in a new direction.

Word of mouth seems to always be king, but even moving a book from one spot to another can make a title just fly off the shelf.

Mr. Sheehan described the Sheehan residence, in Howard Beach, as a place where his father ruled with an iron will, exploding angrily when Barbara Sheehan did seemingly innocuous things like moving a book in the living room.

Like moving a book between shelves, you are allowed to think that they are your property to do with as you please.

As Rosabeth Moss Kanter, a Harvard Business School professor and the author of "Move," a recent book on the subject, told me, "Infrastructure is such a dull word.

"We installed tracks in the floor because it is not easy to move a wall of books".