Sentence examples for rate book from inspiring English sources

To check the postal charges, the salesgirl studied a rate book, frowned and said, "I can't seem to find South Carolina on this list.

RECHECK YOUR RATE "Book early — and often" is a good mantra to follow, particularly if you need a car during a peak travel time.

Also on display was a book inscribed: "This is a first rate book an it blongs to M. F. O'Connor an dont fiddle with it!" On Thursday and Friday, readers submit their guesses.

The Churche family inhabited the house until at least 1691, when a rate book records Saboth Church as the resident and gives the rates as 2 shillings 8½ pence.

The transfer deed of 1474/5 mentions that the plot had gardens and orchards, while Richard Churche's will of 1592 describes the property as having "gardens meadowe dovehouse stable & buyldings" and an orchard is also mentioned in the 1691 rate book.

At any rate, Book-Of-The-Month Club members, in letters and on the Internet, made it known that they missed the authority such a panel brought to the selection of the books.

Let readers rate the online reporters, much as they can rate books on Amazon.com.

The site allows passionate readers to share what they are reading, rate books they have already read and list what they are considering next.

No letters survive, so Hardy depends on parish registers, the census and rate books to construct the bare bones of a life.

For example, the Periscope Hotel, a trendy boutique hotel in Athens, is offering double rooms from 145 euros a night in June on TabletHotels.com, down from 186 euros, the average rate booked last June on the site.

What registers and rate books can't do, though, is give you interiority, that rich stew of hopes, fears, quirks and twists that makes one upstanding citizen so different from another.