Sentence examples for walk a book from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to be a pioneer in this relatively new medium," he said in his 1988 memoir, "Moon Walk" (a book, incidentally, edited by Jacqueline Onassis).

And I want to walk in a book store and see it on the shelf.

I walk into a book and find that the story changes on me, that it changes me.

One would never guess that right off the lobby of the Roosevelt hotel, you can walk through a book shelf and down a hallway of mirrors, only to enter a world with dancing animals, flying midgets popping bottles and contortionists.

"They help themselves by helping the dog," said Dr. Johnson, co-author of the new book "Walk a Hound, Lose a Pound," to be published in May by Purdue University Press.

It's like walking into a book.

A well-dressed woman walked into a book store in the 40's & asked for a copy of John Jay Chapman's Letters.

Libération summed him up as a "small man with bright eyes who never walked without a book in French or, more often, in German.

Options include walking, reading a book in another room or taking the all-important lunch break, which provides both nutritional and cognitive recharging.

She was taught good posture by walking with a book on her head and by holding books between her elbows and her waist when she sat at a dinner table.

Walking around a book shop at Heathrow airport with a very thin Betty Jackson silk skirt tucked inside my third-best knickers.