Sentence examples for represent a book from inspiring English sources

As publishers explore targeted advertising on Google and other search engines or social networking sites, they figure that a digital cover remains the best way to represent a book.

You may also represent a book as rare and in mint condition that turns out to be a book club edition and worth only a few bucks.

Pamuk feels he is representing a book culture led by "westernisers" and pro-EU intellectuals against stifling, insular nationalism.

Representing a Book, Place, Famous Figure or Era as a List of Objects The Times has created a "History Of New York In 50 Objects" and invited readers to contribute even more.

Noble (2006) represents a book-length treatment in this vein.

Represent Last but not least is Represent, a beautiful book about the wonderful Dutch ceramics maker Royal Tichelaar Makkum designed by the equally wonderful Irma Boom.

They were trying their hardest even at that early stage to represent a paperback book".

Also risks remain that simulated patients will represent a text book as opposed to a real life case.

A book that might not be what 100 agents out there wanted to represent, but a book that could still reach people and make an impact.

Does she represent a lot of books in your genre, or does she represent a few authors whose work is similar to yours?

Henry, the victor of Bosworth Field in 1485, when he took the crown from the dead head of the last Plantagenet, Richard III, will be represented by a book of hours that he inscribed as a gift to his daughter.