Sentence examples for this book sends from inspiring English sources
Only if this book sends readers back to the poems themselves will Milford have rescued Millay as a poet and not lovingly embalmed her as a personality.
"Eleven Kinds of Loneliness," by Richard Yates On the road, the melancholy boys and girls bearing this book send out the following signals: epicurean yet sensitive, attentive (when not taking mental notes) and hungry for new material.
After reading such sentences, one is hardly surprised to discover that Will's mother, having learned of his intention to write this book, sent him a series of e-mails urging him to include the story of a young refugee from Sierra Leone or the urgent need for health care reform.
The answer lies in the records to which this book sent me scurrying back: in the sinuous, thrilling interplay of instruments in "Nobody's Fault But Mine"; the preposterous bombast of "Kashmir"; the magnificent idiocy of "The Immigrant Song" ("The hammer of the gods will drive our ships to new lands!"); the brutal combination of 60s freakbeat and proto-metal in "Communication Breakdown".
She also hated the cover image Westcott used for the book, sending him an endless stream of other suggestions.
The first thing the book sent back to me: thousands of faces.
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'Tis the season to be grateful, and no picture book sends that message better than Todd's The Thankful Book.
This fall, Wayne asked his mother to have a copy of Mr. Gibson's book sent to him.
