Sentence examples for nominated book from inspiring English sources

The story has been distilled into poetry in the recent Griffin Prize nominated book Tell, discussed on true-crime podcasts, and studied in high school, college, and law school classrooms.

And now, twenty years later, the crime, often called a "national tragedy," continues to fascinate and disturb, distilled into poetry in the recent Griffin Prize nominated book Tell, discussed on true-crime podcasts, and studied in high school, college, and law school classrooms.

David Lodge, in contrast, is almost certainly (and rightly) more popular now than he was in 1970 – although the fact that he rewrote his nominated book Out of the Shelter doesn't bode well.

You can have more than one book per author on our list, and the second-most nominated book by Banks was this Paisley-based story of sex, drugs and rock'n'roll.

The map will form part of the exhibition, and also feature on a website, where readers will be invited to add to it by nominating books associated with particular places.

Those who nominate books that eventually get published will get a free Kindle version of the e-book a full week before publication day.

(Nominated books to be given out at Xmas & finished off by teenage daughter & friends)." A young cop shows up, "You okay?" I nod.

The Guardian nominated it book of the month, and then as one of the books of the year for 1966.

American philosopher, writer and critic Martha Nussbaum nominated the book of the year in The New Statesman.

The Lambda Literary Foundation, an organization that promotes gay, bisexual and transgender literature, nominated the book for an award.

Nigella and David Aaronovitch officiated as hosts, and my sense of wonder was not at all dissipated when la Spark nominated the Book of Job as her personal favourite.