Sentences with phrase «more phrase books»

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Taking a leaf out of Tesla's «how not to» book, the phrase leads Volvo customers into believing that the car sports more autonomy than it really does.

If the overwhelming response by women to this book has taught me anything it's that Christian women are not going to take that phrase for granted any more.

Such is one of many phrases in the book that might — just might — deliver a shock of self - knowledge to curious readers, who might then want to know more.

This is not a new insight — Corbin Carnell treated it more than 30 years ago in Bright Shadow of Reality, whose subtitle was the nicely phrased «C. S. Lewis and the Feeling Intellect,» and David Downing also emphasizes it in his new book — but Jacobs uses this narrative thread to good advantage in uncovering continuity in Lewis's life.

erience that ONLY my friends who are not attached to a particular tradition, and understand the phrase «religion in the abstract,» will usually have read more than one of those book, taken more than one seriously, or shown any intellectual honesty or maturity about the subject at all...

It's my experience that ONLY my friends who are not attached to a particular tradition, and understand the phrase «religion in the abstract,» will usually have read more than one of those book, taken more than one seriously, or shown any intellectual honesty or maturity about the subject at all...

The phrase occurs again and again in the Old Testament: «and so - and - so knew his wife, and she conceived and bore...» The book of Hosea repeatedly sets the appropriate Yahweh - Israel relationship in terms of «knowledge» or «knowing» and of course this conveys implicitly far more than the narrow analogue of contractual obligation.

«Down to Earth is more than a phrase in this beautiful book; it's a philosophy of what it means to be green in California wine.

Through more than 200 interviews with women across the country, Barash looked at the challenges mothers face with their daughters today and offers 10 solutions (a phrase that turns out to be the subtitle of her book).

One of the most common phrases you'll hear from preschoolers is, «Let's pretend...» To help your child enjoy make believe play even more, use puppets to act out a scene from a puppet - play book.

Instead, it is not unusual for a book of 30 or more pages to have only one sentence full of repetitive phrases.

The book fully explains everything I've summarized here (as well as covering the more extreme situations that are frankly outside the scope of this here post), thereby demystifying the dubious yet popular phrase «starvation mode.»

book about tidying, I am more conscious of the phrase «it sparks joy.»

Rosemary Johnston: In school, the report found that children who are given time for independent reading at school are more likely to be reading currently and frequently; they're more likely also to say that reading books for fun -[for fun is] the phrase that's used quite often in the report, it's really reading books for pleasure, which is fun.

We have Book Lamp and Kindle Unlimited, but even traditional publishing has tried a more rapid - release approach, which has traded on a new phrase: «binge - reading.»

A keyword is a word, or more appropriately, a phrase that is applicable to your book.

The challenge with «Productivity» was that it was far more crowded with books optimizing for that keyword and phrases that were exact title searches (i.e. Extreme Productivity is a book).

If you want to track down a certain audience, you can be more specific with your Internet search and search phrases like «young adult fiction book blog.»

Getting two cover images of your book to appear on an applicable search term phrase on Amazon is as easy as adding an Amazon Kindle edition of your book (the money you make from sales of your Kindle Edition may even be more icing on the cake — in fact, it may even start to be the cake itself.

But they gave their readers a simple assignment: Open a traditionally published book from about 5 years ago (back when editors possibly edited more than they do now) and count how many leading present participle phrases you find.

You can get a sense on the popular phrases and objects in a book, such... [Read more...]

This insidious phrase is also used by insecure mystery fans trying to justify their admiration for a book they fear will be looked down upon by their more highbrow friends: «Well, it's not actually a mystery because it transcends its genre.»

Using a simple swipe, tap or slide on the Pearl E Ink ™ display, readers can easily turn pages, highlight phrases for lookup in the Touch Edition's onboard dictionary, zoom, rotate, jump through chapters of the book and more.

The phrase «can't judge a book by its cover» made a lot more sense when books were leather - bound tomes that didn't have cover art.

BookBub has researched the language used in its book descriptions to determine which phrases or strategies sell more books.

The phrases bring more targeted traffic, which is what you want because those are the people that are most likely to read your book.

I shared that research in a guest post: «Six Magic Phrases You Can Use to Sell More Books.»

The phrase «author platform» has started to become more of a catchphrase in the publishing and book world, so I thought I would explain it if anyone is confused.

Searches — I'm reading a book and come across a phrase, location or some other item I want to learn more about.

So, a quick examination of the display ads in RT which show book covers by more than one author generally include a phrase at the bottom of the ad which goes like this:

You'll want to read my newsletter article, «6 Magic Phrases You Can Use to Sell More Books» because the information from BookBub's research will help you decide what to include in your all - important book description, and what you might leave out.

As a result, the new name became «Brent Sampson: CEO of Self Publishing & Book Marketing Company OutskirtsPress.com» to define this wider vision and incorporate perhaps a more applicable keyword phrase into the title (book marketiBook Marketing Company OutskirtsPress.com» to define this wider vision and incorporate perhaps a more applicable keyword phrase into the title (book marketibook marketing).

You can swipe to turn pages, just like a real book, highlight phrases, lookup words, zoom images, increase font sizes and more!

There I searched for the phrase «BeagleBone» in a technology book and each of the results has a score associated with them; the results with higher scores offer more in - depth coverage of the topic.

The definition of author platform — at least in machiavellian publishing - industry terms, might be more accurately phrased as «How many people will buy this author's book, and why?»

If you wrote a book on job interviews, the phrase «job interview» belongs in your book description (likely more than once!).

, write a great story, get distributed - drm inconviences customers more than pirates - use google alerts to stay abreast of of search terms phrases used in your book to watch out for plagiarizers - market your book / brand, blog, fb, twitter - get beta readers - never - ending book launch - study bestsellers in your category - highest earners write 150 - 200k words 60 - 80k are considered full length tho - top 50 bestsellers on smashwords average 100k words - write series (review of free book)

Currently it calculates KDP share of royalties based on either downloads (for KOLL), or how frequently Kindle Unlimited customers choose a book and read more than 10 % of it (hence that «qualified borrows» phrase).

If you want to learn more, and are prepared to make the effort, then for a short trip we'd recommend a phrase book.

This is the same NPR which permitted book excerpts from Laurie David featuring a false accolade about Ross Gelbspan, the same radio network which allowed Gelbspan to prominently mention his favorite leaked memo «accusation» bits where zero time was allotted for rebuttal, the same radio network which interviewed him more than one time, and the same radio network which years later featured Al Gore's bit about the infamous «smoking gun leaked industry memo phrase» «reposition global warming as theory rather than fact,» where the NPR writer offered not one word of curiosity about that awkward phrase.

In that post, I noted how Dr Schneider offered one slightly more subtle variation of Gelbspan's favorite phrase in 2009 — «Journalist Ross Gelbspan wrote a book called The Heat is On... Citing leaked internal GCC documents, he reported that their plan was to «reposition'the debate as «theory, not fact»» — and on another occasion a year earlier offered one quite a bit more subtle — «a coalition of liars and spin doctors to reposition the debate onto the issue of uncertainty, way beyond [what] the scientific community agreed with.»

The groundbreaking book is most closely associated with the phrase «survival of the fittest» (more on the origin of that phrase on Monday).

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Organized by major industries and professions, this easy - to - use book provides quick access to Keywords, Keyword Phrases, and representative Resumes, Cover Letters, and Interview Answers in more than 20 fields.