Sentence examples for push books from inspiring English sources

Publishers are increasingly trying to push books through online social networks.

"We're trying to push books on the British aristocracy, the Titanic and World War I as well".

But because the science of publishing says there are better ways to push books, most writers these days must beguile friends to give them book parties.

So why do I push books down their necks and fret about how to enrich their lives when they'd rather watch the Simpsons?

Archival photos provided by John Gilmore in conjunction with the Department of Special Collections, Charles E. Young Research Library, UCLA I'm generally not thrilled when friends push books on me.

And what is the cost?" I would recommend it, "Chain of Title" by David Dayen, not just because I want to push books because I like books, but because if you don't immerse yourself in this book--and it is a good read, I'm not suggesting.

I once watched my restless twin toddler nieces push book after book aside, then stop, transfixed, when their mother began to read them "Where the Wild Things Are".

A16 Clinton Foes Push Book Republican and conservative activists are behind a vigorous campaign to promote a critical new biography about Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York.

Studios are distanced from the authors and rarely push book sales.

That young people might want to sneak into book fairs would be the stuff of dreams in many countries, where competition from other media is pushing books aside.

John Buchanan, who coached the national side during its period of dominance in the Naughties, was famed for his Power Point team briefings and for pushing books under the hotel doors of his players that he thought would improve them as men and players.