Sentence examples for printed book about from inspiring English sources

The corner of the room is bustling with activity: a printed book about the night is being made and a cluster of women are sewing the initials of everyone taking part on to pillowcases that also bear the repeated mantra "go to sleep".

Arun, in particular, was inspired to create a project in this space after receiving a printed book about his dad that was filled with stories friends had written about him in college.

Early printed books about the Americas.

It has also printed books about the Olympic movement for which the Aigo pen supplies an instant translation.English, indeed, is another of Mr Feng's enthusiasms.

This doesn't mean that traditional travel writing – or indeed printed books – are about to sink without trace.

After his assassination in 1968, Mrs. Lawford assembled a privately printed book of reminiscences about him, as John had done before about the oldest brother, Joe, who died in World War II.

In his most recent book, "The Prob lem of the Missale Speciale," he demonstrated that the "Con stance Missal," said to be the first printed book, actually was printed about 15 years after the Gutenberg Bible.

Because of the digital revolution it is no longer just about the printed book.

There is an element of permanence about a printed book that a digital version cannot offer.

"All in all, the children's book market is doing spectacularly well this year: it's up by 10% when the entire printed book market is down by about 2%," he said.

In "Illuminated Manuscripts and the Dawn of Printing," through Oct. 26, they include a Gutenberg Bible, the first substantial printed book in the West, from about 1455; selections from the illuminated Towneley Lectionary (c. 1550-60); the illuminated "Medici Aesop" from the late 15th century; and "Isoho Monogatari" (1659), the first Aesop's fables in Japan to be illustrated.