Sentence examples for packaged book from inspiring English sources

Q. Almost concurrent to Hurricane Katrina, you published a beautifully packaged book, "Divine Wind: The History and Science of Hurricanes".

Mr. Pant's beautifully packaged book covering the entirety of Indian cuisine is surprisingly short on explication (he is an academic and political analyst as well as an authority on North Indian food) but has wave upon wave of recipes that illustrate the enormous creativity of Indian cooks.

No one seems entirely sure whether this makes it the oldest independent record label in the world, but it's certainly the oldest indie label in Britain – a fact it is now celebrating with Three Score and Ten, a beautifully packaged book containing seven CDs, biographies of its most famous artists and as many photographs of men in caps playing accordions as a human being will ever need.

The company originally packaged books for other publishers and began publishing its own nonfiction list in 1972.

De Graff packaged books as just another form of distraction, and one completely compatible with everyday life.

Published by McSweeney's, a San Francisco house noted for its lavishly packaged books and support for new writers, Beck's Song Reader "is an experiment in what an album can be at the end of 2012", according to a post on the Los Angeles-based musician's website announcing the project.

Now, there was no need for me to buy the expensive, cute packaged books that didn't quite convey what I wanted to say or that had no special sentimental meaning.

"Blemishes or damage can knock as much as 40% of the price," he says, "which is why you have to be careful with places like Amazon who don't always package books as well as they might".

Straus got a job at the Daily Reporter, but then left to become an editorial assistant at the magazine Current History, where as a side project he began packaging books for Putnam.

"The publisher packaged the book as a manual for success, which I very much disagreed with," he told me.

Like many other designers at the time, Mucha first captured public notice for poster designs, but he also received commissions for magazine covers, packages, book designs, publicity materials, and even postage stamps.