Sentence examples for section of books from inspiring English sources

So, I thought now as I began to learn the filigree of leaves and flowers that swayed across my ceiling, what about a bookshop hung everywhere with birds, perhaps with a special section of books about birds?

Twenty-four yeago ago, I was surprised to see But Beautiful – a neither-one-thing-nor-the-other book about jazz – in the bestsellers section of Books Etc on London's Charing Cross Road.

In 1948 he took a lease on a shop in St Leonard's-on-Sea, East Sussex, where he horrified the local community by clearly labelling one section of books "Sex".

In March 1990, while standing in a newsagent's, he felt that a magnetic force was pulling his feet to the ground, and said he heard a voice tell him to look at a particular section of books.

Ask a librarian to help you find a section of books about your child's disability.

A further influential section of Book II is Locke's treatment of the association of ideas.

This issue also begins a regular section of book reviews.

These propositions are empirical laws that are inferred from certain "phenomena" (which are described in the preceding section of book III).

"I work with a section of book publishing that is with large traditional houses.

Cut a section of book film the size of your book cover, plus two inches (5cm) in every direction.

At least that's what you conclude on the evidence of this wildly diverse cross-section of books for tweens.