Sentence examples for transporting book from inspiring English sources

That arcane insight is at the heart of what both Meadow's father, the supposed kidnapper, and Ms. Gaige, the author of this transporting book, try to do.

Chaucer withdrew from "home and job and city" and began the masterpiece that brought him fame beyond mayors or kings; though, as Strohm notes in this transporting book, "he would never make a penny from his verse".

It's a version of the desert island books question, which I can never answer even when I'm thinking for myself alone, made worse because it's for our children, so of course I want to pick the most perfect, most transporting, book I can possibly think of.

The logistical nightmare of transporting books to Capitol Hill.

I have to argue that the Kindle is probably greener if you consider paper, ink, transporting books, etc.

A bike with a luggage carrier over the back tire can also help with transporting books.

The company did not say whether the truck had transported books or, if so, what became of them.

Social scientists have long believed the so-called backpack is used to transport books to and from school.

Our entry into those crimes begins with columns of numbers: the meticulous lists of deportations, in handsome bookkeepers' handwriting, starkly set down in German "transport books".

Whether this money is spent on transport, books or food at lunchtime, it helps students to cope with the costs of college.

The nearest school is a private institution, where money is needed for fees, transport, books and uniform, making it unaffordable for Deborah.