Sentence examples for trajectory book from inspiring English sources

she asks: If things continue on their current trajectory, book tours will become striated by class.

Will we see a trajectory in the book, some kind of ongoing reassessment of the nature or purpose of storytelling?

But the real trajectory of the book is Lillian's frantic search for her daughter (there are references to Ceres and Proserpine; there are also echoes of the Madeleine McCann case).

This model not only reproduces the entire sales trajectory of a book but also predicts the total number of copies it will sell in its lifetime, based on its early sales numbers.

In his new book, Trajectory: 7 Career Strategies to Take You From Where You Are to Where You Want to Be, David L. Van Rooy cautions his readers not to let work-related feedback turn into a "you versus them" exercise.

So start digging in and working these areas and I promise you'll quickly start to see a change in the trajectory of your book.

There's no evidence that Morrison and Lyman ever met, but their trajectories through the book operate like melodic counterpoints.

But, as in a thriller, no sooner had the book's trajectory been established than it was reversed.

But Dean and librettist Amanda Holden have managed to be faithful to both the tone and the trajectory of Carey's book, which begins with the "death" from a heart attack of its antihero – the likable if morally moribund advertising executive Harry Joy – who is resuscitated only to realise he is literally living in hell.

Even though the book's trajectory was not affected by the movie theater massacre in Aurora, Colo., or the elementary school killings in Newtown, Conn., Jim DeFelice, a co-author of "American Sniper," added an epilogue that obliquely addresses the debate over gun control that emerged after those shootings.

Shushkevich had previously highlighted his thoughts on Belarus's authoritarian trajectory in his 2002 book entitled Neo-communism in Belarus: Ideology, Practices and Perspectives.