Sentences with phrase «only hear about books»

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If they're religious they're praying they won't die and the LAST thing on their mind is wasting their last moments on earth discussing something they've never personally seen, only read books about or heard lectures upon.

One hears not only physiologists, but numbers of laymen who read the popular science books and magazines, saying all about us, How can we believe in life hereafter when Science has once for all attained to proving, beyond possibility of escape, that our inner life is a function of that famous material, the so - called «gray matter» of our cerebral convolutions?

i've been hearing so much about Lindsay's book, and I've always loved her blog so I can only imagine all the delicious recipes.

I was a new mom, and the only thing I knew about breastfeeding was from what I read in numerous baby books, and the horror stories I heard from friends (you know what I'm talking about).

It was the only book about pregnancy I'd ever heard of.

While I don't know if homeschooling will be right for our family when the time comes (my son is only 19 months, so I have time to think about it), this book has really made me reconsider my feelings on homeschooling in general and made it something that I do not immediately cringe when I hear the word.

Whether it's gorgeous photo books, the cutest new clothes for your children, or fun games and books to help pass your time, we only choose the deals that we really think you want to hear about.

Hi Stephanie, I just wondered whether you heard about the AVIVA method (I think english translation of Aviva Steiner's book is available only since July) and what you think of it?

I had a brief chance to speak with the charismatic Lindsey — this is her third book and I really enjoyed hearing about her real life experiences and how she dealt with them by making better choices... «This is the only body and life you have, so LOVE IT UP the best you can» --(Food Girl Femifesto).

This is not related to this artikel but i have seen plenty of ps4 and xbox fangays on face book that say wiiu is a slow console, and that its only have 1.2 ghz but that i heard is that both ps4 and xbox 720 gonna have a weak cpu also 1.6 ghz, so i gets so pissed of when i read people that talks shit about wii u

Every author — me included — has more than one horror story about arriving for a book signing only to find 1) no books 2) the wrong books 3) the store had closed or was under new management and the employees had never heard of you.

About the only two arguments I've heard for piracy being good are anecdotes from authors who seem to mistake correlation with causality (sales increased by 100 % since being pirated), and those comparing it to book lending via libraries or in book clubs.

I would like my travel book on France to allow me not only to learn about the country, but allow me to make hotel reservations, see winemakers in their vineyards tending their vines, hear the elevator chains of the Eiffel Tour as it pulls up the car, and interact with things outside of the book itself (like my phone, contacts, calendar, photos, etc..)

Among other things, he's also the guy who writes about your shows, reviews your books, runs your festival programming, DJs your parties, tweets so you'll laugh, asks about your legacy with comics, creates awesome podcasts you should hear — only awesome things, basically — and so much of what he puts into the world is free to enjoy.

It's only Day One and I've already heard all about what Indie authors need to know, learned how to run a great author cooperative, and listened to the great Joel Friedlander talk about book design basics.

Their daughters, who are my age, are characters in a book I've loved for twenty years; talking to them and hearing about their lives only made me want to read it again.

Not only are you getting, first hand, the opinions of those at the coalface of this changing industry, it's also reassuring to hear about other writers» experiences and see that in this lonely business of writing books that you are, actually, not alone at all.

Goodreads was more effective for me than Facebook, though I remember I did get about 50 «likes» to my page when I ran a Facebook campaign for a couple of weeks (I question whether those likes were worth much, but new authors with only 10 or 20 Facebook likes might want to add some just for the «social proof» aspect — i.e. look, other people have heard of me, so you should try my books!).

The only wars I knew of were those that I had read about in books or seen in movies such as Rambo: First Blood, and the one in neighboring Liberia that I had heard about on the BBC news.

The Sell More Books Show Tune in here The lowdown: I confess, I've only been listening to the Sell More Books Show for about a week (shame on me again), but I've been very impressed with what I've heard so far.

The only authors who sell books without much marketing are those breakout black swans you hear about occasionally; Weir, Howey, Hocking.

Until this device launched, when you heard the word «Kindle» you probably thought about an eInk device that only read books.

So often, we hear, «My book could be a best - seller, if only the right people knew about it.»

Hear from an innovative independent book publisher about how they are breaking past the text - only barrier and delivering enhanced / illustrated eBooks that work for readers and make economic sense to produce.

In the case of publishing, I've heard publishing execs boast about how only they can pay author advances (critical for authors seeking to make a living from writing, but less so for enthusiastic hobbyists), and only they can get a book onto that front table at a big bookseller chain (also important, but less so in the era of digital book stores), but I believe the most important role that publishers perform is the one they are strangely reluctant to celebrate: the editor and the process of editing an author's manuscript into a readable book.

This means they detect high tones between 40,000 and 100.000 acoustic vibrations per second (kHz) whereas humans can only hear about 20,000, according to the book «Dogs: how to take care of them and understand them» by Wegler Monika.

Summing up, this book does what a good Festschrift should do, at least in my view: it gives you an opportunity to make sure you are keeping abreast of where we stand today with its articles on rather fundamental issues, and then shows you the way forward by introducing you to some issues you may only have heard little about so far.

Press Release NEW TITLE April 2013 Disclosure of Information: Norwich Pharmacal and Related Principles Simon Bushell and Gary Milner - Moore The first and only book to offer an in - depth examination of the controversial Norwich Pharmacal jurisdiction «A discussion with any civil law practitioner hearing about the concept for the first time and appreciating its ramifications is guaranteed to lead to a...

This pursuit has enabled me to develop four key resources - «The Podcast», The Book», «The Course» and «The Club» which enable lawyers to access not only my learnings, but to hear from a range of experts across our field about how they have overcome their own «unhappiness», and lived a happy life while building a career they love.

do as I say because I am in charge, because I say so, because I am your mother and the more I pushed them the worst the result, I ended up yealling, punishing, threatening, and spanking, I was trying to break up their will... in only 3 weeks that i've been «practicing» PP... well kind of... I am still working on me a lot, I can see its really working, even teachers in school can see a change specially in my son JP 6, sometimes I receive answers I'd never heard before like, «ok mom», «yes mom», I have anothe boy LM 9 and a girl MJ of 3, everything is flowing better now, I've talked about your book and your blog to all my friends.

I can only imagine how you must feel hearing about him carrying your photo book around!!