Sentence examples for through book from inspiring English sources

Could someone finance a campaign through book royalties?

Analysts say radical clerics spread their message and seek recruits through book launches and study groups.

About two-thirds of the way through book one, I put it down again, permanently.

For the next five years she stopped travelling and earned money through book reviewing.

When they're stuck on something, they go on "plot walks" to talk through book concepts, characters and narrative mishaps.

They have also been sold directly to consumers through book clubs, but that business has fallen sharply in recent years.

Singer and Mason, authors of the break-through book "Animal Factories" (1980), ask this question: Are inhumane farming practices too high a price to pay for cheap food?

This break-through book pushes past the typical focus on mechanics and stale processes found in so many of today's sales and business books, and goes right to the heart of what matters most in 21st century business.

And while the exact trails of many of the volumes remain murky, they wind through book-lined apartments on the Upper West Side, across a 97-year-old woman's cluttered coffee table and into a library's cavernous stacks.

Stymied, even "men of loyalty and discretion," like O'Neill, Colin Powell and Richard A. Clarke, all of whom have served in administrations on both sides of the party divide, are taking their cases to the public, either through their own memoirs or through book-writing journalists.

He's looking through books with them.