Sentence examples for standards book from inspiring English sources

Another, similarly late book of the Mozi, "Models and Standards" (Book 4), continues to appeal to Heaven as an ethical model, though that text is likely the work of a different branch of Mohists.

By Game of Thrones standards, "Book of the Stranger" is miraculously nonviolent, mostly showing scenes of happy-ish reunions and scheming, though it does end spoiler with a long segment in the Dothraki camp, where two of the Kalansar are killed in a dark alley and Dany burns the remaining patriarchs alive before victoriously emerging from the building's flaming shell, unharmed (and unclothed).

Their books were standard reference and teaching texts for generations of students.

Instead, it looks like we'll have to revert back to the old standards: Books, magazines, and newspapers for these flights.

Of course, the word "civility" seldom appears in news standards books.

This is the standard book publishers should recognize.

Excerpts from the 1974 edition of Eaton's Car Book, the standard book on American motorcar design.

He set what was, in general, to be the standard book style of the world until the appearance of William Morris.

His most recent literary production is a by-product of his great interest in bridge, the introduction to Charles Goren's the Standard Book of Bidding".

His son Thomas Rudolphus Dallmeyer (1859 1906) introduced telephoto lenses into ordinary practice (patented 1891) and wrote a standard book on the subject (Telephotography, 1899).

To publish, they must either form joint ventures with the state-owned houses or, more often, buy from them International Standard Book Numbers codes, one for each title.