Sentences with phrase «book i talked about»

The book talks about the formation of the Federal Reserve, and the events that led to it.

The Millionaire Next Door is great for all those people who have just come into the game of personal financing, because this book talks about the fundamentals of personal finance with simple, consistent instructions.

The first half of the book I talk about, in a sense, the tension between the scientific worldview and a faith worldview.

That book talks about zombies, and is utterly untrustworthy.

In that same book it talks about turning from your sin / darkness, and walking in the light / Jesus.

In the book I talk about The Lasting Supper... a great group of people, many of whom fit that review's description in so many ways.

In the book I talk about «the right person myth.»

This book talks about some of this, and how Tolkien used his writings to explore the issue of time and time - travel through dreams and memory.

At the end of the book I talk about what I call progressive patriotism as a logical response to 9/11.

Rarely do books talk about themselves in the third person, «In their Encyclopedia of Wars,...»

Does her book talk about the medicinal benefits of vegetables and herbs?

Both books talk about the importance of keeping your blood sugar regulated, the impact of insulin on your metabolism and weight, and how to lose weight as a result of increasing protein in your diet.

The book talks about stocking your pantry with other «staples» after going through all of the coconut products.

I was going to take a daily dose to help with circulation, like your book talks about, so I'm really concerned.

I will agree that he could retire gracefully, maybe even go out with a bang and make his own book talking about all the stuff that happened behind closed doors so us fans can know his perspective without a boss telling him what to say.

This sweet book talks about the birth of a baby.

This book talks about how all living things eventually die in very simple, straightforward language.

The books talk about different aspects of childbirth and the stages after that.

That, to me, is a huge step, that a mass - market publisher has published an entire book talking about women's negative feelings in a way that validates us.

Other books talk about home schooling in general (e.g. how to get started, the different methods of home schooling, success stories and personal experiences, etc.).

The book talks about how one organism eats another that eats another and so on.

One book talks about research with serotonin and how we need to eat carbohydrates to produce it and how it helps with those things I experience on a low - carb diet.

Old books talk about people living much longer than we live today.

The books all talk about good sourcing and proper preparation.

Tim Gunn's Guide to Style book talks about that a little — you end up with a disjointed, overstuffed wardrobe and you don't know what you have.

As for the chronological thing, I did it on my first movie because my mother had given me a book about John Cassavetes and in the book it talked about how he shot his films in chronological order so I was like «oh, maybe I'll do that too.»

This book talks about how to do this and provides examples of how to reframe conversations on the hot - button but important topics of low - achieving schools, teacher pay for performance, the achievement gap, charter schools, and the dropout problem.

Or even little things, in one of the books they talked about a spider and one of the dads said: «Remember that spider we had in the bathroom?

For example, in one of the books they talked about a ladder and lots of the dads said: «Oh, remember that time that I used a ladder to paint the house (or for work)?»

The book talks about businesses that do it right, and how they use the tools online to do it!

Indie Kids Books talks about the struggles and successes of independently publishing children's books.

But if your book talks about a very niche topic that most people have never heard of and are unlikely to be interested in, you are unlikely to get good results from my service.

«My book talks about these issues!

-LSB-...] Let's talk genre: If you're looking to get into Horror, Stacked Books talks about what horror is and gives a list of YA books that fit.

And while the book talks about an entire segment of study that is called «biocomposing» with its own dedicated journal and conference, research reveals the projects to be still scattered and not quite corralled into a sturdy discipline.

What does it mean when you sleep walk?What does it mean when you dream about a person?This book talks about different sleeping disorders you may have or not know about.

Also this book talks about how you can stop having nightmares.

As someone who has worked on the «world wide web» from 1996, everything the book talked about for book and site promotion is spot on as it pertains to Google and SEO.

«Now publication is accessible to anyone with a computer and broadband connection, but there is still no magical solution to the great marketing dilemma — how do you get your book talked about and heard about when there is so much competitive din going on all around?»

Today's guest is David Trahair, Chartered Professional Accountant and author of several books about personal finance including the book we talked about today: Crushing Debt: Why Canadians Should Drop Everything and Pay Off Debt.

For example, Greenblatt's book talked about the merits of a 50/50 weighting between Good Company and Good Price.

In his seminal work, Security Analysis, he actually spent about half the book talking about how to evaluate and buy individual bonds.

This is the way the book is designed: the first half of the book talks about the financial crisis, and the second half talks about six different themes that the author thinks are promising:

It spends 75 % of the book talking about what does not work, and only 25 % on what he thinks works.

In the book he talks about the fact that you can hold a lot of stocks that give you a decent return but it only takes one to make a homerun.

«The book talked about all the ins - and - outs, advantages and disadvantages of TFSA investing and I was hooked.»

The first part of the Halo book talks about Cisco and it's a great example.

The book talks about the formation of the Federal Reserve, and the events that led to it.

But with any book, unless you have direct insight into what the book talks about, you have to interpret the book consistently, assuming the author has told the truth.

The book talks about how the justice system was often bought by the insiderman, thus protecting the activities of those he employed.