Sentence examples for the book printed from inspiring English sources

That means you don't actually have the book printed until someone buys it.

Mr. Mo instead had the book printed in Taiwan; it was published later on the mainland.

The book, printed somewhere on the Iberian Peninsula, is the only one of its kind.

Richard Gere, the actor and a Buddhist, helped get the book printed and wrote a preface.

Touches like that are why the book, printed on specially imported German paper, feels far more substantial than its 115 or so pages would suggest.

Mr Read had the book printed in Paris in 1935, perhaps encouraged that James Joyce had first published "Ulysses" there in the 1920s.

Mr. Leggett said about 90 percent of the books printed on the machine were self-published works by local authors.

Fully one-third of all of the books printed during the period of the incunabula that is from the 1450s to 1500 were illustrated.

S1 OBITUARIES A9 ARTS & IDEAS D7-18 Preserving Afghas begun New York Universito has begun to digitize the books printed in Afghanistan from 1871 to 1930, the earliest period of publishing there.

Similarly, Prentice Hall, a unit of Pearson, is charging for the books, printed on paper with CD's attached.

To stock 80% of the books printed in India, it needs to deal with no fewer than 1,000 suppliers, says its co-founder, Sachin Bansal.