Sentence examples for treasured book from inspiring English sources
He burnt a treasured book of poetry that a friendly librarian had given Christopher.
Use book snakes (light padded weights) as needed to help hold the pages down while consulting your treasured book.
The Magic Pudding's author Norman Lindsay might seem an unlikely person to pen a treasured book for children.
He is a rabid Flaubertian, and can scarcely believe that his treasured book is being staged anew, as it were, before his eyes.
Book publishers say it is exactly this kind of fad-chasing that is playing into the growth of treasured book characters.
Voynich believed that his impenetrable book contained authentic wisdom or, at least, he said so during publicity kicks in the States, trying to make his treasured book famous.
The Portrait of a Lady and The Ambassadors were treasured books for Baldwin, who occasionally lectured about them to college audiences.
How is the book stored? A. Books that have been treasured books over the years are usually in quite fancy mainly late 19th century, early 20th century gilt and expensive leather bindings as are these letters.
Molds were growing on everything: rugs, curtains, wallpaper, upholstered furniture, and worst of all some of my most treasured books.
Please come to Charlotte Square Gardens to be entertained and stimulated and to mingle with the thousands of other people who treasure books as much as you do.
The master of Dante, Brunetto Latini, wanted to reach the Italian cultured and mercantile classes with his Li livres dou trésor (c. 1264; "Treasure Books") and therefore used a concise and accurate style that evoked an immediate and general welcome.
