Sentence examples for question book from inspiring English sources

"I would call it [the QPL] a confidence book…A question book is better [than a book of information] because it makes the parent think about things rather than being told how to do it, it allows the parent to use their own interpretations and their own initiative" [P13].

Check their question book to find out whether they'd like hearts too.

Others have questioned book prices, too.

But despite the obligatory unanswered questions, Book One stands on its own.

A series of simplistic either-or questions (Books or Movies?) shapes a personality and matches it with other fantasy profiles.

The following information sources were mainly used to solve the questions (Table  4): paper brochures developed by other organisations (30.9% of questions), books from the information centres own collection (14.1% of questions) and paper brochures developed in the EKZ AMC (13.5% of questions).

For instance, the question "Whose book did Mary buy?" would be "Chju Marija kupila knigu?" or "Whose Mary bought book?" in Russian.

Do you have a question for Book Doctor?

It's a question the Book Bench has explored in detail in the past.

I ask myself the question, which book was the president reading these last six years?

Her answer to the question "What book changed your life?" reminded me that one of hers changed mine.