Sentence examples for spur book from inspiring English sources

But of course, controversy has been known to spur book sales.

All authors of big nonfiction books face the arduous task of generating headlines to spur book sales.

"I think everybody around Rupert will see this and say, 'This is Rupert.' " Of course controversy has been known to spur book sales, and the episode is reminiscent of one involving a book in 2005 about Michael Eisner, the former chief executive of the Walt Disney Company.

It also spurred a book deal for Leto.

He joins Heurelho Gomes and Carlo Cudicini on Spurs' books, and Van der Vaart said: "I had a chat with him (Friedel) and he's a really nice guy.

In response to customers' anxiety over missing out on later, better prices — and to spur travelers to book early instead of waiting until the last minute — a growing number of travel companies are making it easier to get a refund even after you've booked and paid for a trip.

The cynical theory is that the success of Bublé and Cullum is down to an industry attempt to tap into the public's nostalgic interest in the Rat Pack, which began with Frank Sinatra's death in 1998 and has subsequently been spurred by books such as Sean Levy's Rat Pack Confidential.

The world's biggest, Heidelberger Druckmaschinen, is said to be considering moving back into digital printing after having spun-off such a business six years ago.Some believe POD could spur demand for books.

Ms. Clark's new books also can spur sales of her backlisted books around Mother's Day each year, when her novels are published.

The author of Lunch and Belladonna, a sexy thriller for which she received a seven-figure advance, Moline created a perfume, an "aphrodisiac cream" and a web site to help spur sales of the book and create new revenue streams in addition to doing countless book signings and promotional events.

Ms. Winfrey herself became the most powerful arbiter of literary quality in the country, and her success helped spur a boom in book groups organized in suburban living rooms and big city libraries.