Sentence examples for words book from inspiring English sources

And then, on the first page, she wrote three words: Book of Age's".

The Royal Court tweeted his review with the words "BOOK NOW".

It seemed those three words – book, debut, young – naturally went together, like three-legged race, or ready, steady, go.

There were refreshments: red wine, miniature cupcakes and a tray of chocolates, some of which were inscribed with the words "Book Mitzvah," a reference to Ms. Shapiro's 13-year effort to publish her latest book, "Overexposed".

Although Wilson and the company succeed in shivering our timbers — "Safe home" are the play's chilling last words — "Book of Days," well directed by Marshall W. Mason, has a more pertinent immanence under its elegant surface.

She dipped the nib of a pen slit from the feather of a bird into a pot of ink boiled of oil mixed with soot and, on the first page, wrote three words: "Book of Ages" — a lavish, calligraphic letter "B," a graceful, slender, artful "A".

So when you see the word "book" in ancient Greek or Latin, they didn't think of this.

Yet nothing curbed his appetite for words, books and simple information.

It had the words books and ban written all over it.

The Guardian has announced "digital-only reads": in other words, books available only at the price of freedom.

In other words, books (essentially trade paperback versions) are printed up as and when someone orders them.