Sentence examples for period book from inspiring English sources

Or stay in its luxurious sister property, Il Salviatino, in the Fiesole hills near Florence, for £575pp for the same period (book by 25 March).

The Period Book is a simple yet very informative book with a little more than the basics for everything relating to pre- and post-first period.

In the early-modern period, books of manners recommended that a gentleman always eat in company.

In the school, period books litter the floor, along with appallingly small gas masks, props of the cold war.

The other period books are "The Ghost" by Danielle Steel, "The Angel of Darkness" by Caleb Carr and (in its 22nd week) Charles Frazier's civil-war odyssey, Cold Mountain".

During this same period, books for the general reader about the brain and its functions, consciousness and will, thought and reasoning have proliferated.

In this period, books by Henry Miller, Lawrence Durrell, Cyril Connolly and others were available only to those English readers who could afford to travel to Paris to purchase them.

Early editions of the novels are here, of course, along with period books that influenced Austen, including works by Samuel Richardson, Laurence Sterne and Boswell's "Life of Johnson".

Visitors can also tour the ferry and manor houses, take a horse-drawn wagon ride, buy picnic food (provided by Geordanes in Irvington) and browse a shop selling period books and toys.

If you're in first period and your next class is far away from your locker, then make sure you take your second period books with you to first period so you make it on time.

Any books, period; reading books sets hipsters apart from a lot of people.