Sentence examples for tome one from inspiring English sources

Tome (one of the only Irish Doom bands we know of) A 10-oz.

One last thing: I was recently sitting in the front row at Tome, one of my favorite shows of New York Fashion Week.

In 1977 he met the photographer and art historian Suzanne Donnelly when she began work on his archive material that eventually became their joint book Anatomy of a Cloud, a giant tome – one of 24 by him in total – published in 1983 by Harry N Abrams.

This begs the question, are today?s schoolchildren being taken on an exciting roller coaster ride to the edge of human understanding, or are they simply being told to open that dusty tome one more time?

That for others the subject holds unlimited fascination is evidenced by the massive tome — one-thousand-twenty-seven-pages long — now sitting to the right of my computer.

Mr Porter's recent books are as chunky as his earlier ones: his 2006 tome on health-care reform might have been more influential had it made more concessions to the reader.

(One looks forward to the scholarly tome on the influence of Jane Austen on Samuel Beckett).

Last month, Sidney Blumenthal, a journalist turned Clinton brown-noser, published an 800-page tome on the subject that is as tediously one-sided as anything the old rogue's conservative critics have ever put out (which is saying something).

As Bill Brewster and Frank Broughton wrote in their seminal tome on the history of deejaying, Last Night a DJ Saved My Life, "One thing is for certain: Larry gave good show.

Tome was one of several cities severely affected by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.

The story of Big Sam's "banter burial" is not the most fascinating vignette in Barton's often bleak, boorish and disturbing tome, but one of those little details that remains logged forever in the brain due to its almost total absurdity.