Sentence examples for widespread book from inspiring English sources
It may be asking too much of certain writers who cherish the more widespread book reading model.
The advancement of widespread book manufacturing through woodblock printing and then movable type printing by the 11th century aided in the expansion of the number of educated candidates for the civil service exams.
Before widespread literacy, books - most often the Bible - would be read aloud to a group.
Her second, stronger volume of poems, "Ariel," would not appear until 1965, by which time Plath's posthumous fame assured the book widespread attention, superlative reviews and sales that would eventually make it one of the best-selling volumes of poetry to be published in England and America in the 20th century.
"Her name alone will of course ensure vast sales, as well as the pleasing prospect of widespread conversation about books," he said.
Judge Charles S. Haight Jr. of Federal District Court in Manhattan pointed to widespread off-the-books work and the bribery convictions of several shop stewards in ordering the extension in a decision issued on Friday.
This practice proved to be more important for a work's survival than the establishment of the great libraries, because the library collections were destroyed, while the widespread copying of books for use by students ensured that they were physically dispersed over a large area, thus rendering an author's work less vulnerable to local disasters.
The practice of copying of charters into important books was widespread in the medieval period, and such inscriptions in the Book of Kells provide concrete evidence about its location at the time.
Even Mr. Snyder's friends in the entertainment industry say he faces widespread skepticism from the book's passionate loyalists.
A deep round of layoffs appeared to hit a broad range of businesses in November, and the beige book cited widespread job cuts and hiring freezes.
CARMEN REINHART and Kenneth Rogoff received widespread acclaim for their book "This Time is Different", which documents patterns of financial crisis, recession, and debt crisis over the past 800 years.
