Sentence examples for opening book from inspiring English sources

Kaufman wrote the program's opening book.

The exhibition ends with his illustrations for Genesis, the opening book of the Bible.

Third, an opening book framework is presented that enables programs to improve upon previous play and to explore new opening lines by constructing and searching a game-tree based on evaluations of played variations.

In preparing the opening "book," Kaufman needed to steer Rybka into complex positions without conceding a major opening disadvantage.

But this opening is not often played, and it probably was not in Deep Junior 6's opening book.

Mastering the Chess Openings, vol 4, by the highly respected John Watson, is very readable, but slightly dry (what else can an opening book be?).

Terror Kid by Benjamin Zephaniah is an incredibly self-aware, eye-opening book.

Whisper to Me is an amazing, eye-opening book that was so gripping that I read it in one go.

An eye-opening book for any child that adults would do well to read, or re-read.

In 1974, as part of an assignment, I read an eye-opening book, "Type A Behavior and Your Heart".

If anyone wants an inside account of that, read Graham Johnson's eye-opening book, Hack: Sex, drugs, and scandal from inside the tabloid jungle, published in 2012.