Sentence examples for tome like from inspiring English sources

A tea party spills out of the pages of an open tome like a tongue out of an open mouth.

The "manual" will be encyclopedic, perhaps thousands of pages long, rather than an easily portable tome like the existing manual for psychiatric diagnosis.

That leaves reading, and the reading of choice is mostly newspapers, although sometimes it is a more ambitious tome like "War and Peace," which Mr. Murphy read while sitting in the booth.

People have a tendency to lump everything together under the costume-drama label, because it's not immediately contemporary, but to me all those things are vastly different.' He does, however, have a fondness for big texts and their big themes, which was handy in getting to grips with a serious tome like Eliot's Daniel Deronda.

For the oenophobic: The wine world can be scary and ridiculous, as are many of the tome-like books on the subject.

The news is tucked within a tome-like draft environmental impact statement for the East Side Access Project, released by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority in May but little noticed on the Island.

A tome-like effort from Nick Austin as I brace myself at the thought of sitting here for hours "Years ago, Denis Thatcher (rip) opened our school golf course (unusual, I appreciate).

Yet despite Trump's countless colorful controversies, Starr doesn't expect Mueller to write a tome-like report detailing every presidential misdeed.

He stocks his overstuffed office bookshelves with tomes like "The F.B.I.

There are imposing hardcover tomes, like "John Adams" by David McCullough and "Seabiscuit" by Laura Hillenbrand.

Either that or the books most Brazilians read must be weighty tomes like "Remembrance of Things Past".John KehoeTecumseh, Canada.