Sentence examples for passage book from inspiring English sources

It contains many of the themes found in shots for the Great American novel - it's an anti-war Vietnam book, it's a rites of passage book, it's a loss of innocence, blessed childhood, where did America go wrong sort of book.

Armistead Maupin at Book Passage book store. in San Francisco.

That slim book, a mere 50,000 words, has become the essential American text ranking alongside Catch 22 as the rite of passage book that every young man and woman has to read.

Re "Easing a Difficult Passage" (Books, Sept. 24): Abigail Zuger has focused attention on a medical dilemma that affects increasing numbers of older people.

You can sail from the capital, Tallinn, to Helsinki in a couple of hours with a passage booked through an agent such as Direct Ferries (0871 890 0900; directferries.co.uk ) – a journey between the two most handsome cities in the Baltic.

The three women beside her were Ariel Levy ("Female Chauvinist Pigs"), of The New Yorker; Anne Roiphe ("Art and Madness"), Katie's mother; and Gail Sheehy (the Passages books).

A passage in Book 1 says that a gentleman does not have desires for what is not right, and a passage in Book 21 says that sages entirely lack desire.

Aside from that passage, the book is light on obscenities.

According to a passage in Book 9, animals, like humans, have knowledge; this is what distinguishes them from plants.

It required students to read passages from books and magazines fourth graders might read.

He had a photographic memory, and could recite lengthy passages from books he had read decades earlier.