Sentence examples for the book of which from inspiring English sources

Out the same day is Fifty Shades of Grey, the book of which I've just started reading as prep.

The book, of which Professor Bellah was the lead author, takes its title from a phrase in Alexis de Tocqueville's influential mid-19th-century work "Democracy in America".

Zool recommends: "This is probably the book of which I have bought the most copies in my life, as presents for friends.

The book, of which Mr. Fleming and Amy Kasuga Folk are co-authors, documents how the North Fork was once a resort destination filled with vacationers enjoying themselves in ornate hotels with as many activities as cruise ships.

She was the third artist to have provided images for successive editions of the book, of which the first edition was released in 1972.

The answer, empathy, is the radiant centre of the book, of which the first sentence, "Greed is out, empathy is in" is a clear mission statement.

So what were the books of which Shakespeare thought most highly?

Personally, I am a coffee shop studier, so I have a set line-up before I hit the books of which spot corresponds to which class.

In 2010 Hodder, the publisher of the Famous Five series, announced its intention to update the language used in the books, of which it sold more than half a million copies a year.

The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A). is governed by a constitution comprising two volumes: the Book of Confessions, which is concerned with matters of doctrine, and the Book of Order, which is concerned with matters of church organization, membership, and government.

VR-ENGAGE: It is a virtual world in which the learner navigates through with the goal of finding the book of wisdom, which is hidden.