Sentence examples for opened a book of from inspiring English sources

"I remember," she says, "when I first opened a book of Jung.

When looking for a possible baby name, my mother opened a book of flowers at random.

5.46am BST Still in Malaysia, the Dutch embassy has opened a book of condolences in memory of the country's 193 victims.

Lannon opened a book of hymns by Isaac Watts and read, " 'How doth the little busy bee improve each shining hour, and gather honey . . . from every opening flower.' This is a bit like the message of 'Little Shaq.' " Alongside the hymns was a red dictionary the size of a bottle cap, with a picture of Samuel Johnson on its inside cover.

Edward Gardner opened a book of fairy stories at his Prom with the BBC Symphony Orchestra last week and asked all 5,000 of us to settle down and listen carefully – young Mahler was to tell us a tale of knights, maidens, castles and spirits of the dead, all set in the clean fresh air of rural Bohemia.

The force has also opened a book of condolence on its website.

In 2004, for example, Ladbrokes, another British firm, opened a book on a series of science-based bets that expired at the end of last year.

Of course, who wants to faint every time she opens a book of poetry?

Open a book of rhetorical terms, and you will meet a lot of gnarly looking Greek and Latin words.

And since I first listened to it, it's also the voice in my head whenever I open a book of Larkin's poems.

Open "A Book of Books," Abelardo Morell's glorious yet intimate collection of photographs, and you will realize that books are becoming fetish objects.