Sentence examples for transformed book from inspiring English sources

And clearly there are industries in which that has been the case think of how Amazon transformed book retailing, or how digital downloads and streaming disrupted the music business.

And clearly there are industries in which that has been the case--think of how Amazon transformed book retailing, or how digital downloads and streaming disrupted the music business.

Back in the 19th century, kinetic paper engineering transformed books into toys that mesmerized their players.

Demand for horror writer Stephen King's new electronic book fell short of expectations yesterday, in a closely watched test of the author's attempt to transform book sales over the Internet.

Jason Epstein and Dane Neller, chairman and CEO, respectively, of On Demand Books in New York, the company behind the Espresso book machine, believe their technology has the potential to transform book publishing.

And what this means, or so I fear, is that we are about to transform books into documentary films.

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Mr. Riccioli transformed the book into an MP3 file using software called GhostReader, which scans texts and reads them aloud.

Sirk, by contrast, transformed the book radically, leaving only the barest outline and a handful of nodal points (plus a few others borrowed from Stahl's film).

The city may not have influenced Sparks directly, but those who transformed his book The Lucky One into a movie chose to film there.

Before I speculate about what 2015 holds for authors, publishers and readers, let's reflect for a moment about how self publishing has transformed the book publishing landscape.