Sentence examples for tidy book from inspiring English sources

This tidy book finds beauty throughout science — even among dead frogs and drooling dogs.

The first "Tidy" book, published in 2002, sold half a million copies in Europe, making this former street clown an unlikely best-selling author.

"I stopped writing 'Greetings' because I thought I couldn't do it anymore," said Mr. Angell, 88, who is less a pale and geezery presence than a pink and twinkly one in his tidy book and memento-packed New Yorker office on the 20th floor of the Condé Nast building in Midtown.

In our open world, however, "things are very incomplete," he said in an interview in his tidy book-filled office, which looks out over the rooftops of Tokyo's fashionable Omotesando neighborhood.

Their workspace is uncannily tidy: books categorised by subject, music alphabetically, current and future projects listed neatly on a whiteboard.

Though "Half Broke Horses" fills Lily's story with dramatic events, from the suicide of her sister to her betrayal by a "crumb bum" husband, this is a tamer, tidier book.

It was a neat and tidy little book that put forth in reasonably convincing fashion the notion that Gustave Whitehead had flown a heavier-than-air, powered, controlled machine of his own construction in 1901.

For our first study, we arranged rooms in our laboratory to look either tidy, with books and papers stacked and orderly, or messy, with papers and books strewn around haphazardly.

In the event, the director, Peter Jackson, has crunched and tidied the book.

You've probably been wondering what the tidy rare-book librarians at the National Library of France — that storied caretaker of French literature — have been up to these past couple years.

In tidy coin books, I chronologically assembled everything from the 1 rappen to the 5 franken.