Sentences with phrase «nearly everyone in this book»

Poetry is a subterranean current running below the surface throughout XX — many famous poets make an appearance, of course, but nearly everyone in the book has some relationship to poetry.

But Polly is no stranger to the casual, spur - of - the - moment lie, and pretty much everything about Adam Bosk is based on a lie as well (actually, nearly everyone in this book plays fast and loose with the truth), so it is quite difficult for the reader to determine just who is playing whom, and it remains that way until about three pages from the twist ending.

Not exact matches

Nearly everyone loves to travel, and you can offer your expertise and knowledge in booking both leisure and business travel alike.

Truth be told — there is no one single book / expert / method that will work for every baby, despite the opinion of nearly everyone you know (and random strangers in the grocery store!).

They read the book in their classes, and nearly everyone gets it.

This book's author interviewed nearly everyone involved in its production — including Alfred Hitchcock — and the movie's star, Anthony Perkins, called it «marvelously researched and irresistible... required reading not only for Psycho - philes, but also for anyone interested in the backstage world of movie creation.»

Access to a nearly limitless catalog of books available overnight, a platform to enable undiscovered authors to publish their work, even a traditional imprint that lures some of the most exciting names in publishing, have all created a powerhouse that everyone seems to love or despise.

She did tell us we would probably like to purchase the slightly higher rental insurance package which at first I thought she was just doing to try to make more money but she told us nearly everyone undervalues the things that they have in their home and gave us some books to fill out with our homes contents and add it up and bring it back to her so she can get an idea of where our property value sits.