Sentence examples for prevent the book from inspiring English sources
When Mr. Flamini saw the proposal, which was sent by Ron Goldfarb, an agent in Washington, he scrambled to prevent the book from going to auction.
Daniell himself credits the review with helping prevent the book from disappearing unnoticed and ultimately to its re-release by Ebury this year.
Sections from her point of view and those of others are meant to give a fuller accounting of McMorsey, an eccentric Vietnam veteran, but they derail a promising start and prevent the book, Gansworth's ninth, from fully cohering.
All I have to prove to a magistrate is that I have taken all precautions to prevent the book falling into the hands of children or weak-minded persons - that is, assuming the book is indecent, which I deny.
In the 1960s, he visited Communist China ("one of those useful idiots") to extol the virtues of Mao's brutal regime in book and film.Mr Lewis has succeeded in his stated aim, to prevent the book from being "lopsided", "yet another biography of Graham Greene".
(This does not prevent the book from using the following hypothetical blog post when discussing the use of trademarks: "Well, we survived the birthday party despite the rain (eight 4-year-old boys in our living room! for four hours!), and I have just one question: How many Hot Wheels cars does a kid need?
The main concern was to prevent the books contained within the chained library from being damaged, either by fire or water from the fire brigade's hoses.
Initially the executors of his will used "all the cullerable shifts and practices" to prevent the books from moving to the school.
The ban came, improbably, from the Finance Ministry, under Section 11 of the Customs Act, which prevented the book from being imported.
Galbraith prevents the book from becoming a series of ripping yarns by regularly deflating our expectations of the more trite sorts of drama.
The supreme court's decision on Wednesday to sweep aside the injunction that prevented the book from appearing was hailed as a milestone in the defence of free speech.
