Sentence examples for pageant book from inspiring English sources

The owners of the firm also run an enormous 2nd-hand bookstore, the Pageant Book Co. at the same address.

There was a pageant book with each contestant's photo and title inside, and each time someone asked me, "Have you met this person?" I literally had no idea.

The framework with which Lisa Jardine has structured her pageant of a book is vehemently sentimental and Tory.

At the meeting on Feb. 4, they gave the board what Joseph Sanders, the executive director of the Miss South Carolina pageant, called "a book of grievances".

Blain Roberts is an associate professor of history at California State University, Fresno, and author of the new book Pageants, Parlors, and Pretty Women: Race and Beauty in the Twentieth-Century South (UNC Press, March 2014).

Don't miss the "Hipster Puppies" pageant, celebrating the eponymous book.

"Twas the Year Before Christmas: The 2011 Christmas Pageant," adapted from a book by Ruth Elaine Schram and Scott Schram ("Twas the Year Before Christmas," Alfred Publishing) and featuring the Children's and Youth Choirs; Eugenia Oi Yan Yau, director.

What had been a by-the-book, conventional pageant, a graceful walk to a "Brokeback" triumph, missed a turn on a Laurel Canyon road and ended up somewhere else entirely.

According to Tamsen de Beer, a South African writer who penned the book on regional pageants in 2009 ( Miss Beautiful: South Africa in Pageants), this kind of issue-based or theoretically personally-empowering contest is fairly common in (at least) southern Africa.

Prof. Levey Friedman is currently working on her second book, about beauty pageants and American society.

It was like being inside a Ladybird book on the glorious pageant of our island history.