Sentence examples for send the book from inspiring English sources
I had my agent send the Book of Questions to The Paris Review.
"Why not send the book where it's needed," he asks.
Perhaps, but why send the book to someone who would hate it?
I had my family send the book The Little Book of Prison: A Beginner's Guide, written by a former inmate.
The Web site offers a chance to see a preview of each book, lets purchasers add the book to their personal recipe box (which is available free on the Epicurious site), or send the book to someone else.
When I published my first book, "Japanamerica," about the odd synchronicity between two societies, Japanese and American, at once at great odds and suddenly allies, my publisher asked me to send the book to Townshend.
Most e-readers will send the books over wifi.
It did not matter that the decision to send the books to a burn pit at Bagram Airfield appears to have been an accident.
Recently, the library administration has decided to rip out this collection, send the books to New Jersey, and use the space for a lending library.
Scholars and others have protested plans to send the books away, arguing that research would be inhibited by the inevitable resulting delays in retrieving books, and that the changes would diminish the library's role as a leading reference center.
Her 7-year-old granddaughter was with her and had a question: "What is sex?" "Nothing," Mrs. Wright said, promising the visitor she would send the books.
