Sentence examples for present book from inspiring English sources

What is different is the bristling energy of the present book.

When Lodge's agent heard about this, he in turn suggested the present book to Vintage.

Such attention might begin, in the case of the present book, with the observation: No duh.

It is re-checked many times, but about two hundred names are listed wrongly in the present book.

In the present book, bodies fall from the World Trade Center on 9/11 "like paperweight angels".

In 1962 Williams published "The British Search for the Northwest Passage in the Eighteenth Century" in England, and the present book is an expansion of the earlier one.

That show was exhausting work, they say, but they loved collaborating so extensively, thus the present book-and-soundtrack project.

I often present books about the Heysel tragedy and I verify that the ignorance of the facts is really common among an audience under 30," he says.

But it really is purpose-built to present books, novels and other big blocks of text.

So whereas I once envisaged including, and was well on my way to acquiring, as many as 325 strips, there are in total but 129 in the present book--these being the ones I had succeeded in accumulating by the time I was forced to put the project aside.

"The store sets out to promote 'beautiful books' and, upon entering it, you are led into room upon room – or rather world upon world – of exceptionally presented books".