Sentence examples for shiny books from inspiring English sources

They seem to be able to work hard and finish big shiny books and keep going and complain about their hotels and give bouncy interviews and readings and do all the things you're expected to do.

"I happened to be lucky enough to discover a really shiny book cover in a book store".

This piece of paper or fancy shiny book will list vendors in various categories that the venue thinks you should hire.

And when you open the big box of author copies and there it is – your book… Your shiny, genuine book, in person and in your hands… Dance while you can, I'd say.

Lurking in the stacks of every "children's library" are dozens of literary impostors: satires, from ages past, hiding their fangs; and shiny new books, dressed up in some very old clothes.

BRIARCLIFF MANOR - WHEN Diane Mallett walked into Deborah Adelberg's second-grade class here at the Todd Elementary School on a recent sunny fall morning, carrying a plastic bin full of shiny new books, her audience couldn't have been more receptive.

Last year you probably snapped up and wrapped up that shiny new book of lyrics by Stephen Sondheim.

This allowed publishers to charge a premium for a product — a big, shiny hardback book — that actually isn't much more expensive to produce than a paperback.

The colonel led us to the empty prison school, where a shiny new book lay on every desk.

ID8459116 shared: And Lantana made a discovery while taking their kids to "the local mobile library bus that drives through our village every Saturday": There, amongst the shiny children's books and DIY manuals, was an unexpected gem – Haruki Murakami's Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki, still a virgin with no stamps inside the cover.

The answer is one that is only going to make our high school English teachers continue to curse our love of shiny things over books: TV and movies.