Sentence examples for the tome from inspiring English sources
noun
One in a series of volumes.
The tome is organized like Adrià's mind -- methodically.
Bookshops were bombed and the tome was burned in public across the world.
Phone-book bulky, the tome is an instant memorial to today's international art network.
The tome was originally buried with St Cuthbert, an English Christian leader, in 698.
The tome weighs as much as a reasonably healthy newborn baby.
Just like the tome itself, the animals seems to be getting bigger and bolder.
For the oenophobic: The wine world can be scary and ridiculous, as are many of the tome-like books on the subject.
One need not read the tome-du-jour The Post-American World by Fareed Zakaria to notice that all things non-American are it.
The Navy did little to alter the symmetry of the Tome School campus.
Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukTHE common rule in biography is that the more important the subject, the heavier the tome with both pages and piety.
For the C-terminal region, possible support structures were searched for using the @tome server [40].
