Sentence examples for textbooks from the from inspiring English sources

"I've got textbooks from the Qing dynasty, the Republican era, Buddhist monasteries, prisons, you name it.

She saved $300 by borrowing many of her textbooks from the library, rather than buying them.

The Keynesian model was a core part of economics textbooks from the late 1940s until the late 1980s.

Tells about the history of public protests against textbooks from the 19th century and the diverse interests that demanded a voice-manufacturers, preachers, politicians, civil-rights groups.

Comprehensive Western sanctions hit home from the mid-1990s onlyrdslightlyslightly alleviated by an injection of Asian money.Yangon, with its old cars and bookshops selling textbooks from the 1950s, attests to this seclusion.

Two weeks after the earthquake, with the smell of death still fouling the air, children can be seen in every devastated corner resiliently kicking soccer balls, flying handmade kites, singing pop songs and ferreting out textbooks from the rubble of their schools.

Henry Morris III, the chief executive of the Institute for Creation Research, said Tuesday that the proposed curriculum, taught in California, used faculty and textbooks "from all the top schools" along with, he said, the "value added" of challenges to standard teachings of evolution.

We obtained textbooks from bookshops, the Ministry of Education or through organisations authorised by the government to distribute textbooks to schools.

But then you'll be in some guy's pickup and see a botany textbook from the University of California, Davis.

Dr. Dave Edmond Lounsbury is a retired colonel and medical doctor who was co-author of "War Surgery in Afghanistan and Iraq," a textbook from the Office of the Army Surgeon General that, over considerable internal dissent, published case studies of combat wounds.

Caughley and Gunn (1996) was the first textbook from the Australian perspective.