Sentence examples for textbook calling from inspiring English sources
Another of Maynert's students, Heinrich Obersteiner, identified the VOF in the human brain, and mentioned it in his 1888 textbook, calling it the senkrechte occipitalbündel in one illustration, and the fasciculus occipitalis perpendicularis in another.
The political "textbook" calls for a relatively inexperienced first-term senator to run hawkishly.
A textbook called "Environmental and Sustainable Development" must have been spawned from some collaboration with a foreign N.G.O.
In optics, Euclid's textbook (called the Optics) set the precedent.
Like all elementary-school children in the greater Beijing region, Wei Jia had been issued a textbook called "The Primary School Olympic Reader".
In your seat pocket is a three-hundred-page textbook called "So You Want to Be an Aviator".
He was knocked out eight times in 85 fights and lent his name to a textbook called The Complete Boxer.
This wasn't a National Front pamphlet but a leading textbook called Heredity In Relation To Eugenics (1911).
It is September 1941, and you have been asked to wear the Star of David," instructs a tenth-grade textbook called "India and the Contemporary World".
He left behind everything except a few books: two volumes by Barack Obama, one by Nelson Mandela, and a textbook called "Learn French in Three Months".
The loose circle that officers formed around the howling man is what the textbook calls a "zone of safety," although that night it seemed anything but safe.
