Sentence examples for poor book from inspiring English sources

This could have been a poor book, or at least a middling one.

A bood book can never be killed, but a good show can be made out of a poor book by many devides.

The poor book sales are in contrast with the privately-owned retailer Waterstones, which said its sales of hardbacks and paperbacks were up over Christmas.

I remember writing a very mildly critical review of a poor book by Richard Nixon and seeing it thrown in the bin on the grounds that my judgment was too strongly expressed.

"By 1913 tango was the favorite pastime of Parisians … at one point, publishers in London blamed poor book sales on tango teas; however, they claimed that poetry sales went up in that same period," Finn writes.

Time after time the same sentiments and words and adjectives crop up – and time after time, as far as I can see, they bear little relation to the poor book.

That followed alleged financial "irregularities" at Aurukun, which are being examined by the state auditor general but which Pearson has attributed to poor book-keeping by Queensland education staff.

To the poor, books are siege weapons.

His early fictional experiments with naturalism and historical fiction were not particularly auspicious, and, as Meyers remarks, "very few authors have ever achieved success after writing so many poor books".

Get a good book.This is actually harder than you may think- there are a good amount of poor books out there.

For the time-poor book lover, the queues between sessions at writers' festivals can be gruesome.