Sentence examples for print a book from inspiring English sources

Now, as before, the greatest challenge facing a new writer is to find readers, not to finish and print a book".

The jam had occurred in Asia, where the owners of a Xerox-manufactured printing press were trying to print a book.

Vérard was the first to print a Book of Hours, a book containing the prayers or offices appointed to be said at canonical hours, and his work set a standard of elegance for French book production.

The French investigative journalist, Pierre Daum, has spoken of the "extreme timidity of Algerian historians", and recounted how one Algerian publisher said he lacked the courage to print a book on the infiltration of the FLN.

It was broached by Peter Hawker, a London gun maker who, in 1814, first flung into print a book called "Instructions to Young Sportsmen in All that Relates to Guns and Shooting".

She adds that "any publisher willing to print a book that isn't easy to market, or to keep books that sell modestly but steadily in print, is bucking this trend.

The exhibition coincides with the publication of "Match Prints," a book that pairs images made by Marshall and by fellow photographer Timothy White.

"The perception is that publishers are saving a fortune because they are not physically printing a book," he said.

The contribution of the various life cycle inventories were showed in Table 3, and CFP of services for printing a book was showed in Table 4.

1926: The New York Times printed a book review of Dr. Joseph Collins' "The Doctor Looks at Love and Life".

In June 1907, the Spinners Clubb printed a book entitled The Spinners' book of fiction whose proceeds were to be given to Coolbrith.