Sentence examples for move the book from inspiring English sources

You can move the book around to see a cross-section of the Earth, for example.

Move the book away from you or toward you, and the computer will adjust the image so the building looks smaller or larger.

"We may introduce a book at $14.95 for a year and then move the book to $9.99 when we would have put out the trade paperback edition," said Dominique Raccah, chief executive of Sourcebooks, an independent publisher.

Busy with her cooking, Mum didn't notice that I didn't move the book which I was reading and loving: a family saga set in Cornwall by bestselling commercial novelist Susan Howatch.

A Conversation With Claudia Rankine: "It was a conscious thing to move the book away from scandal and towards white alliance," says the author in an interview with Buzzfeed.

I'd say the Joneses love for Wales was catching, if I didn't have it already - my father had found an idyllic Welsh field, too, and reading August, it's hard not to move the book mentally a few miles west.

"We managed to move the books out in time," says Mr. Vongsay.

This will send back a message to you reminding you that there are still books in this collection, and that it will delete the collection, and move the books back into the non-Collections/non-Archived group of books.

The map is not clickable, though it does move around some, and you can move it yourself by moving the book in front of the webcam.

At the end of 2008 the newspaper was redesigned again, moving the book reviews to the second of a two-part weekly Calendar section devoted to the arts.

What is astonishing, given the rigour of the analysis and the apparent technicality of the approach, is how moving the book is.