Sentence examples for were book from inspiring English sources
noun
A collection of sheets of paper bound together to hinge at one edge, containing printed or written material, pictures, etc.
- She opened the book to page 37 and began to read aloud.
Long before the Internet, there were book clubs.
In the early history of the United States, codes were widely used, as were book ciphers.
There were book readings, but there was also an 80s-themed prom night and snorkelling trips.
He grew up in Los Angeles, where his parents were book dealers.
In 2007, three of the four best selling novels in the UK were Book Club selections.
Among the five trustees of Writers Bloc there were book tours, writing deadlines, new domestic arrangements, new jobs and relocations.
Two of these were book-length autobiographical poems — "In & Out" (published privately in 1975) and "Academic Festival Overtures" (1985) — that describe his unhappy upbringing and his emerging homosexuality.
The outsized Andrew Sheridan and the even more substantial Eifion Roberts, who looked as though he might recently have swallowed a sofa, were book-end props of encyclopedic proportions, while Kristian Ormsby, a lock by any other name, was on the blind-side flank.
There were books by W. E.
