Sentences with phrase «of said book»

I, myself, am not inspired to buy books by celebrities, but the contents of said book.

Instead of saying a book must make back its entire investment in two months, imagine accounting that says a book can earn money for twenty years, growing in sales every year.

Now all you have to do is write summary of said book.

Netflix is adapting Andrzej Sapkowski's The Witcher novels into an English based TV show though you probably best know The Witcher series from CD Projekt RED's stellar video game adaptation of said books.

I do believe in Jesus and the writings of the Bible, but God did not speak directly to one person and said «Hey write this down» It is history book which speaks of Gods love for all of us

One suspects these adjectives are a polite way of saying the book is boring.

If we are going to go around telling folks they are calling God a liar based on a few scriptures in a Book, then one should first consider the accuracy of said book.

Had I been a bit more on top of the ball, there would be many photographs documenting the process of the making of said book to share with you on this here blog of mine.

(He does mean that literally: Cue flashback of said book shielding E-Ruption from an enemy's shiv in the prison library.)

Common themes were the sense that a lot of what must have been the best material could have been hacked out of the book by an editor, that someone else other than Barker might have been brought in to rewrite much of said book, and that the end result was a huge disappointment.

Plus, unless the writer of said book is lauded and fawned over by the media, how can they possibly be taken seriously as a writer, let alone exist?

My wish for 2016 is that publishers of ePubs which have integrated scripts will be required to alter their filename extension of said books, say for instance epubx.

-LSB-...] No matter what you think of the retail king Amazon, and whether you attribute the demise of bookstores to them or other market forces (including the failure of said book stores to adapt to a new market), they have opened up several programs that are helpful to libraries.

The theist, on the other hand, it quite smugly certain that he has all teh answers to life, the universe and everything explained neatly in a single book and reacts with hostility and derision when anyone refutes the contents of said book.

Offerman added, «If you had told me when I first read Good Omens in the early»90s that I would one day visit South Africa to giggle with Neil Gaiman at laptop - screened footage of Dr.. Who and David Frost dancing because I was essaying a role in the adaptation of said book, I would likely have offered to purchase some of whatever you must be smoking.But here I am, still giggling at the luck of it.»