Sentence examples for works books from inspiring English sources
It's the lifeblood of popular television shows (surely there's a "CSI: Baghdad" in the works), books, movies, and Web sites.
Critics said the deal would grant Google quasi-exclusive rights to commercialize millions of orphan works, books whose rights holders are unknown or cannot be found.
You get a capsule description, birth and death dates, spouse and children, awards, education, best-known works (books or movies, for example) and latest Google Plus post, if the person has a Google Plus account.
There are superb historically important translations made by medieval scholars from Greek into Arabic; historical works, both general and particular; a range of religiously inspired works; books on grammar and on stylistics, on ethics and on philosophy.
Instead, Google may take the battle from the courtroom to Congress, to promote a law that would make orphan works — books that are still under copyright but whose author or copyright owner can't be found — widely available.
After 1885 Dobson was chiefly occupied with biographical and critical works: books on Henry Fielding, Thomas Bewick, Richard Steele, Oliver Goldsmith, Horace Walpole, William Hogarth, Samuel Richardson, and Fanny Burney revealed careful research into, and sympathy with, 18th-century life.
To the long run of such life-and-works books, the Harvard professor Stephen Greenblatt now offers his own reading, with the perfect punning title "Will in the World" (Norton; $26.95).
For his jewelry work, "books and museums were my only teachers," he said.
There are no drill sheets, no work books, no ditto sheets".
Now Kenya is overwhelmed by new ideas, businesses, frictions, paint work, books, movies, magazines, and industries.
