Sentence examples for package of books from inspiring English sources
What arrived was a package of books not by C.S. Forester, addressed to Capt.
The package of books and tapes arrived in Knoxville, Tenn., a few days after the draft ended, and the wrapping was being taken off the Jets' newest quarterback.
In an early letter to W. F. Gregory, an editor at Lothrop, Lee & Shepard, he practiced this to great effect: Dear Mr. Gregory, I received yesterday the package of books and have looked the two volumes over with interest.
The moment when the finished book, or package of books, arrives on the doorstep is the moment of truth, of culmination: its bliss lasts as long as five minutes, until the first typographical error or production flaw is noticed.
Someone in a band recently sent me a package of books, which included A Brief History Of Time and The God Delusion, so I've got quite the reading list to get through.
In an early letter to W. F. Gregory, an editor at Lothrop, Lee & Shepard, he practiced this to great effect: **{:.break one} ** Dear Mr. Gregory, I received yesterday the package of books and have looked the two volumes over with interest.
The trilogy has even had an impact on the packaging of books, argued Pack, pointing to the novels' covers, which he described as "cheaply put together".
"Her mother was obsessed with crime writing: her tiny flat was piled high with thrillers, and she used to send me packages of books out to Sudan.
In England, a program that sends packages of books to children in foster care has been found to improve their reading ability at twice the usual rate.
What makes traditional publishing the gold standard is the high editorial quality, the impeccable design, and the overall packaging of books.
