Sentence examples for put together a book from inspiring English sources

"The university put together a book of guidelines for the architects," Mr. Veilleux said.

After Paulhan died, according to Jacqueline, Dominique put together a book of recollections of him.

So great was this pent-up anger and frustration that I was inspired to put together a book.

It recently put together a book, which consisted in part of social reminiscences ("First experience in the Poconos," the book relates of its second annual conference, in 1948.

In the week before my casting session, I put together a "book": a folder of my author photos and contributor photographs from magazines.

Nathaniel Bowditch of Salem, Mass., who was born in 1773, put together a book which brought navigation into the understanding of ordinary seamen.

He is working on a highlight reel for a possible reality television show and is putting together a book proposal.

For five years, Dr. Yip has also been putting together a book on the history of Chinese furniture.

"When putting together a book like this, there's an enormous amount of freedom to see L.A. literature fresh, without having a lot of received expectations," he said.

Up until last year he was putting together a book of fashion styles based on the New Romantic movement, and it comes as a great shock.

"The whole notion of the alternative space is outdated," said Julie Ault, an artist and curator who is putting together a book on the subject.