Sentence examples for put out a book from inspiring English sources

Last year, Slimane put out a book called "London: Birth of a Cult".

12th grade students put out a book called "Plainfolks" a study of local folkways and lore.

A few years ago, through the graces of an independent press, I put out a book of aphorisms.

He says: "Well, it's pointless to put out books and not tell people you have put out a book, right?

"Nobody knows what happened so why would anyone want to put out a book at this stage?" she said.

Er... you've just put out a book documenting the Sex Pistols' 1996 reunion tour, Filthy Lucre.

She told David Geffen that she had had the idea of putting out a book of her poetry for her friends.

Certainly the manner of his presentation – even putting out a book called How Fiction Works – has this implication.

Seems the firm was putting out a book about Vassar, by one of its graduates, and the publicity man gave the newsman to understand that words were not minced.

Although he taught at Harvard following a three-year stint in the Reagan administration, his heart doesn't seem to have been in it; he published few academic papers, instead putting out a book extolling Ronald Reagan's tax cuts.

Mission Hills is putting out a book on golf etiquette (don't harass other players; if you have to talk on a mobile phone, walk to the edge of the green).