Sentence examples for prospect books from inspiring English sources
· Tom Jaine runs Prospect Books, a specialist food imprint.
A new edition in Latin with an English translation, "Apicius, a Critical Edition," by Christopher Grocock and Sally Grainger (Prospect Books, $80), and a recipe book, "Cooking Apicius: Roman Recipes for Today" by Ms. Grainger (Prospect Books, $19.95 paper), are sold at amazon.com and Kitchen Arts & Letters, 1435 Lexington Avenue (94th Street).
First Catch Your Hare: The Art of Cookery made Plain and Easy by Hannah Glasse, a facsimile of the first edition with essays by Jennifer Stead and Priscilla Bain, Prospect Books £27.50.
Prospect Books and its associated journal (where you could discover anything from the history of ice-cream to the niceties of Thai funeral cookbooks) were to swallow much time, too much indeed for speedy completion of the Companion.
We're also very grateful to restaurant critic Marina O'Loughlin, Tom Jaine of Prospect books, Bob Granleese, editor of Weekend magazine's food section, and Will Skidelsky, the Observer's books editor and author for their invaluable contributions.
It was also held up by a serious heart attack in the early 1990s - this contributed to his dropping Prospect Books, which I took over in 1993 (my first title was his Something Quite Big, with fewer misprints).
Much as we may enjoy the prospect, the book doesn't quite say so.
She claimed the Clintons were "dead broke" at the time despite the prospect of book deals and speaking tours.
It is not the book — or the prospect of a book, since there is seldom anything in writing — that you are bidding for but Lazar's opinion of you.
Jennie Knight, one of Click's promising prospects, was booked for a number of European catwalks and editorial features.
Given the country's continuing economic woes, high unemployment and worries among Democrats about Mr. Obama's re-election prospects, the book makes for timely reading, though its truncated scope means that it does not deal with the debt ceiling fight or Mr. Obama's more recent efforts to address the jobs crisis.
