Sentence examples for the price of a book from inspiring English sources

The price of a book says it all.

The price of a book from a shop may seem cheap to many.

A ticket to get in, she said, generally can be paid toward the price of a book.

Amazon executives say the price of a book falls as it sells faster, but the site has always seemed more mysterious than that.

To pretend the price of a book or a movie is all gravy for some faceless, avaricious corporation is a convenient canard.

Apple encouraged publishers to switch to a so-called agency model, in which the publishers set the price of a book and the retailer takes a commission.

In the early '60s, rising costs finally forced an increase in the price of the books, and more books appeared at 40 cents, 45 cents and higher.

Authors are generally paid around 10% of the price of a hardcover book and 6-8% for paperback book.

The price of a finished book, including the design, publishing and marketing, is $18,000, with many books in the 180-page range.

"We wouldn't reduce the price of a highquality book that might be bought as a gift.

It recently developed an app that allows people to scan the price of a product a book at Barnes & Noble or a television at Best Buy and instantly learn whether Amazon offers the same item cheaper.