Sentence examples for use a book from inspiring English sources

Club and tournament play would use a book listing every word, including the "dirty" ones, sans definitions.

There is no doubt that there are many ways common and mysterious to use a book, from reading to doorstop.

When it was over, the writer asked her hosts if anyone could use a book partially inscribed to Katherine with a "K".

Frank Conroy, the novelist who heads the Writers Workshop at the University of Iowa, said: "We never use a book that teaches you to write; we never even read them.

Tempest says the 75-minute performance remains in her head – "as do rhymes I wrote when I was 17" – and she doesn't want to use a book when giving public readings of Hold Your Own. "When you speak the words from memory you work out what to say as you are saying it.

He understands you can use a book to get even, and he does: with the former driver Darrell Waltrip, with whom he used to bicker; with the ghost of Dale Earnhardt, whom he characterizes as an on-track bully; and with Nascar itself, which he takes to task for what he believes is negligence about driver safety.

"To help me, I used a book.

Sadly, I find it hard to imagine anyone using a book for such purposes today.

The soloist who led the congregation in responsive singing of the Psalms used a book called the cantatorium.

Using a book titled "Stewardship," written for the institute, he urged landowners around New York to donate property to the public.

The only alternative publishing model is around consulting, using a book as a customer acquisition strategy.