Sentence examples for name one book from inspiring English sources

If you had to name one book that made you who you are today, what would it be?

All you have to do is name one book – and only one book – you'd like to see considered for the prize, in the comments section below.

But if I am forced to name one book that provides a key to my works in English, it would be al-Tibr (Gold Dust).

All you have to do at this stage is name one book – and only one book – you'd like to see considered for the prize in the comments section below by midnight on 27 July 2014.

Are there really people who can name one book, or even 10?

Now retailers, publishers, arts institutions, musicians, government organizations and charities are increasingly using QR codes in their advertising to direct consumers to online contests, games, cocktail recipes (for Pisco Portón liquor, to name one), book excerpts (like Glen Duncan's "Last Werewolf"), performances (including those at the Brooklyn Academy of Music), even how-to videos.

One of the joys for the writer, in the course of now a five-episode narrative -- and you hope it's shared by the reader -- is seeing minor characters who were mere names in one book take on a kind of starring role.

We asked our favorite authors (including Lesley Lokko and Erin Morgenstern) to name one mesmerizing book that got them through multiple time zones.

For her part, Ms. Morrison declined to name the one book she would take if she were exiled to a desert island.

Put aside that Newton's "Principia" is, as Morris writes, a technical book, unreadable by all but specialists, while Galileo's "Two Chief World Systems," to name just one book by a Foreigner, is a systematic defense of the scientific method that's charmingly written, in the vernacular, for a popular audience.

The curation of such names in one book itself is a feat, as these are faces of people we rarely see.