Sentence examples for write in a book from inspiring English sources

I'm hardly every attacked for stuff I write in a book.

"You would never put a book on the floor, you'd never break its spine, you'd never write in a book.

"Kings are depicted always wearing a crown, even in bed," he and the historian Anne H. van Buren write in a book accompanying the Morgan show.

Karl Miller, Ricks's editor at the New Statesman in the 1960s, says that "what he wrote in these journalistic pieces was substantially the same as what he would write in a book.

Small wonder Golding would later write, in a book review, that he wished that he could sneak up on Eton, perhaps England's most exclusive private school, "with a mile or two of wire, a few hundred tons of TNT, and one of those plunger-detonating machines which makes the user feel like Jehovah".

Soufan would later testify and write in a book, The Black Banners, that the CIA interfered with and ultimately scotched a promising and less-coercive interrogation of Abu Zubaydah – one that the landmark 2014 Senate inquiry found yielded intelligence on al-Qaida.

No more than to have one's name written in a book.

"In the Resistance, there were ardent love affairs," she writes in a book accompanying the show.

I once wrote in a book, "Life will always be without a natural, convincing closure.

"I'm through with film as a medium," he wrote in a book published two years ago.

"She taught English and was very strict," Mrs. Rodham wrote in a book marking the school's centennial in 1998.