Sentence examples for that forms the book from inspiring English sources

It's their journey that forms the book's bravura opening section.

A lavish political wedding that forms the book's final set piece brings revelations and epiphanies, but they don't feel forced.

It's this memorabilia that forms the book.

"As usual, triumph and tragedy, or just drama, attends Harold in all he does," she writes in one of the many spellbound diary entries that form the book's structure.

This apparent lax approach has its root in modeling economic systems "as if" [4] having an equivalent ontological status with the rest of material systems that form the "book of nature that is written in the language of mathematics", as Galileo poetically stated.

Its subjects are the educator's own esteemed U.C. Berkeley professors — memories of whom were evoked during a 2013 reunion that forms the beginning of the book — and from Flintridge Prep's own graduates, who went on to accomplish great things despite challenges and setbacks.

Once dressed, the models can be photographed for the LOOK BOOK that forms the show's record.

But there is a final chapter, "The Evolution of a Community," that forms the "Found" section of the book.

In the afterword to his latest legal thriller, Richard North Patterson writes of the real case that forms the foundation of his book, the killing of the Nigerian human rights activist Ken Saro-whoa, was was charged with inciting murder and hanged by his country's corrupt government.

Chapter 13 demonstrates how to resolve the financial performance of a furnace with the engineering and operating information that forms the basis of this book.

A chance encounter with him at Cartagena de Indias was the catalyst for the river journey that forms the basis of my new book, The Robber of Memories.