If the recipient does not
accept the book then it will return back after seven days.
Not exact matches
If this
book called the Bible is
accepted as the doctrine for Christianity,
then that means all the craziness in Revelation is also
accepted.
You know as well as I do that the current
accepted canon is not what has always been
accepted and there are dozens of 1 century letters and
books that were written and included and
then removed by the Church in the 2nd and 3rd centuries.
We must
accept it as a whole or none at all because if the
book or collection of
books which I would rather say the Bible is wrong in geology
then what good is its theology?
One needs to work hard to get out of these lies... one should spend time to study the basic principles of the all the
books we have around us this time which include the
book of Mormon and LDS...
then you think what make sense and what not... the
accept the true one... I can assure you that there is only one Truth as two can't be truth... you just have to look for it and use ur intellectuals...
As Theophilus read this
book, he was faced with a choice — to
accept or deny the message, to live as he had up until
then, or to change and live in light of what Luke wrote.
Refined through the sifting process commonly called canonization but now realized to have been merely a growing recognition of what was of worth, cherished in crisis after crisis when individual and even national life was at stake,
accepted by the nascent church, which presently added its own documents and formed the Christian Bible,
then carried by both Jews and Christians in their far dispersion, the Bible became the supreme
book of the Western world.
Had Paul been put in his place at Antioch, and Gentiles been required to
accept the Law in order to be Christian,
then the Church Fathers would have selected different
books, ones supporting that view, when they canonized the Bible hundreds of years later, and you would very likely be arguing the other side now, right?
Evangelical had to choose between science
books and a zombie
book... and
then implies those that don't
accept the zombie
book are being dumb.
Again, if you think you can show a big, gaping hole in the theory,
then do your academic work and publish your findings and
accept your Nobel prize and your theory's addition into every science
book in the world..
And
then at the other end of the spectrum are the churches who are so welcoming that they end up with congregations that spend all their time at the baths, in the
book stores, or watching porn, which gives you a church full of sex addicts who are not seeking recovery because the church
accepts gays with open arms.
If Joel and Victoria neted $ 43 million per year
then it must be from the
books the both of them have written because the both of them have stated on Larry King Show that they» DO NOT
ACCEPT ANY SALARY FROM THE CHURCH» what so ever.
If you
accept as I do that the owner and the Board insist that the
books balance and we don't take on any further debt,
then we can not afford the quality additions you crave.
My problem with it only comes when you're dealing with a hellaciously stubborn baby who will
accept every tip in the
book... and
then still freak out and cry as soon as you leave the room.
Best,
then, just to
accept the
book as a prosaic account of Hawking's life, and the film as a lyrical celebration of it.
I'm none to good at this but I am a single parent raising two very loving children other
then that I'm just looking for someone who can
accept the fact that I am a single parent and that I'm a packaged deal if you can't find me here find me on my face
book del king I'm not hard to find
Many details about the SUV weren't known
then, but now the dealers have officially started
accepting bookings for the said vehicle.
Of course, once you
accept that you can't serve anyone who doesn't know about your
book, you
then have to decide how to let them know about it.
However, if your
book is
accepted for publication,
then we will need for you to re-format your
book to the following specifications.
Well, if we defer to Amazon and
accept that their marketing knowledge (especially within their own system) is far superior to ours,
then we need to take a look at changing the way we discount our
books.
As if that story you labored over for several years to get written, edited,
accepted by a publisher, and
then edited some more until it was fit to ship is somehow less worthy, less real, than
books manifested in paper and ink.
If you find out about a company from their advertisements, and they say they're «
accepting manuscripts» and ask for a phone number, and
then call you and say «we'd love to publish your
book, we just need you to pay for x, y, z... be careful.
She isn't known to have
accepted payment directly, but she received truckloads of free
books, which her son
then sold on eBay.
While my
book review blog was originally meant for
books I had purchased and reviewed just because I loved the
book, I
then began to blog about the giveaways I got and have only lately begun to
accept books for reviews.
If you've procured enough early reviews for your
books,
then you might even find yourself
accepted to one of these promotions.
If you're willing to focus on online bookstores and
accept that your
book probably won't be carried in brick and mortar bookstores (though customers will still be able to order it),
then you can set the discount to 20 %, rather than 55 %.
That was really the biggest element for me and so, once I realized I had a product that I knew was going to stand out among 20,000 other going on Amazon every day,
then I started focusing on the promotion and feature companies that I knew were being successful like BookBub and studying what it is they require to
accept the
book and
then making sure that my
book fit those qualifications.»
Submissions are
accepted throughout the year and are reviewed and
then scored based on an analysis of overall quality, not against other
books in the same category.
If your
book is
accepted for promotion,
then you'll be charged an advertising fee based on a variety of criteria.
For example, if a publisher just published a
book 101 Ways to Cook Kale,
then your
book about kale probably won't be
accepted by that publisher.
If readers can
accept that it's important that authors and publishers profit from the sale of a
book since it's their profit that allows them to continue this great service of providing
books,
then everyone can be happy.
When I started my blog I wasn't a
book reviewer, I
then moved to taking requests (from all authors) and have since moved on to not
accepting requests at all.
If you
accept the returns, Ingram charges a return fee and deducts the publisher compensation,
then ships you a box of
books.
Then are the sensible ones, who have
accepted that publishing needs to adapt and embrace digital publishing, while understanding that it's certainly not the end for physical
books just yet.
Even
then, we had to change the system for
accepting books for review to lower the number of requests and the chances that our reviewers would have to read poor quality and not suffer abuse.
If after I
accepted the review and that author never responded back or never sent the
book, I would
then transfer the email to a list I was keeping for authors who sent requests and never sent the
books.
One technology site notes that Amazon's preference seems to be keeping
book prices low, and wonders whether consumers would
accept advertising if it meant that new ebooks were
then free?
If you get a contract, work with the publisher to edit and proofread your manuscript,
then accept their choice of title,
book cover, back - cover copy, etc..
Each author's
book that's
accepted into Booktrope is
then given a project page where the author will build his or her team.
Once it's published, you
then have to convince advertisers to take your money (you'd be surprised, but many of them have strict rules for who they will and won't
accept) and customers to buy your
books.
It would be different, perhaps, if the
book were not written yet, because
then the selling your voice argument would carry more weight, but girl, you're just trying to sell something you want too much for someone to
accept, and it's too hard to say «Please Like Me» or, in your case, your
book.
He
accepted memorial gifts from a steady stream of people — cash or packets of yellow worship paper, a hundred sheets from some, two hundred from others — and entered them into his account
book, while the Inspection Station's assistant head, Xiao Han, manning a squat table behind him, stamped the paper with the mark of an ancient copper coin, thus turning the paper into spirit money that could
then be burnt for the deceased.
He
accepted memorial gifts from a steady stream of people - cash or packets of yellow worship paper, a hundred sheets from some, two hundred from others - and entered them into his account
book, while the Inspection Station's assistant head, Xiao Han, manning a squat table behind him, stamped the paper with the mark of an ancient copper coin, thus turning the paper into spirit money that could
then be burnt for the deceased.
If a company
accepts your proposal, you sign a contract, which may give you an advance and
then a royalty on the
book's sales after the advance.
One - you should never ask a
book reviewer to buy your
book first so they can review it; if a reviewer has
accepted your request
then send them a free copy.
It was interesting to learn that Bookbub creates exclusivity by now
accepting every
book, which
then increases the trust for those
books accepted.
Hi TimeTraveler, I just took a look in google, it should be
accepted, not sure to be honest, I did write an ebook myself, I don't think you need to convert it to pdf, go to CreateSpace, that's where you should be able to change to a print
book, I have nearly done it myself,
then it said something about having to write out a form and sending it off to america!
If your
book is in one of the less «fashionable» genres and has its own niche such as a specialist medical
book,
then many publishers will
accept unsolicited manuscripts.
If you are ready to
accept the challenge, to move beyond the traditions, rituals, and lifeless expectations of religion,
then this is the
book for you.
Traditional publishing refers to the established system of getting a
book deal, which involves submission to agents over a period of time, usually a number of rejections and
then (hopefully) being
accepted.